 It's Wednesday, February 27th, 2013. I'm Dieter Bohn coming to you from the heart of Catalon. This is 90 seconds on the verge presented by Motorola. Leap motion is less than three months away. The so-called Connect on steroids motion controller will begin shipping May 13th and be available at Best Buy just six days later. It'll cost $79.99. Autodesk and Correll will be supported at launch, but if you're looking for something a little more fanciful, Cut the Rope will be available too. Samsung announced its new wallet app today. It feels a little familiar. Much like Apple's own passbook, Samsung Wallet is designed to let users store barcodes for such things like event tickets, boarding passes, membership cards and coupons. All in one central location. It'll also offer time and location-based push notifications. Samsung's wallet is only available for developers right now, but it should be available in Samsung's own app store in the near future. Finally, state-sponsored hackers are stealing more than a terabyte of user data per day. That's according to a new report by internet security firm, Comry. Among the victims are a number of military and academic facilities, as well as a large search engine. While China has been grabbing all the headlines as of late, security experts say that any one of a dozen countries could be behind these attacks. And though the problem is well-defined and a major concern, the solution isn't all that clear. That's it for today's soft stories. Stay tuned for the latest from your local affiliate.
 It's Wednesday, February 27th, 2013. I'm Dieter Bohn coming to you from the heart of Catalon.
 This is 90 seconds on the verge presented by Motorola. Leap motion is less than three months away.
 The so-called Connect on steroids motion controller will begin shipping May 13th and be available at Best Buy just six days later.
 It'll cost $79.99. Autodesk and Correll will be supported at launch,
 but if you're looking for something a little more fanciful, Cut the Rope will be available too. Samsung announced its new wallet app today.
 It feels a little familiar. Much like Apple's own passbook, Samsung Wallet is designed to let users store barcodes for such things like event tickets, boarding passes, membership cards and coupons.
 All in one central location. It'll also offer time and location-based push notifications.
 Samsung's wallet is only available for developers right now, but it should be available in Samsung's own app store in the near future.
 Finally, state-sponsored hackers are stealing more than a terabyte of user data per day.
 That's according to a new report by internet security firm, Comry. Among the victims are a number of military and academic facilities, as well as a large search engine.
 While China has been grabbing all the headlines as of late, security experts say that any one of a dozen countries could be behind these attacks.
 And though the problem is well-defined and a major concern, the solution isn't all that clear.
 That's it for today's soft stories. Stay tuned for the latest from your local affiliate.