 It's Monday, March 4th, 2013. I'm William Savona, architect of space and time. This is 90 seconds on the verge, brought to you by Motorola. An Apple smartwatch is coming. Our own sources indicate that Apple is reworking the iOS platform for the small screen watch, but that's led to some battery problems. Apple is planning to put its watch on sale by the end of the year, the same time frame Google is hoping to release its wearable device, Google Glass. Get ready. Doctors have announced they've, quote, functionally cured a child of HIV for the first time. According to the National Institutes of Health, the infant was placed on an aggressive regimen of antiretroviral drugs 30 hours after being born. After 18 months, the child was taken off the medication and now shows no signs of the virus in its body whatsoever. How big is this news? The lead doctor on the report said, quote, it's proof of the principle that we can cure HIV infection if we can replicate this case. And finally, the White House agrees that U.S. citizens should be allowed to unlock their phones. Responding to a petition signed by over 114,000 people, senior advisor R. David Edelman wrote that consumers should be able to unlock both their cell phones and tablets without penalty. FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski also said that the ban, quote, doesn't pass the common sense test. While government agencies will be investigating the issue, the White House suggested mobile carriers examine their own policies in the meantime. And that's it for today's top stories. Join us tomorrow when we'll take a look at the tragic history of hyper-color T-shirts.
 It's Monday, March 4th, 2013.
 I'm William Savona, architect of space and time.
 This is 90 seconds on the verge, brought to you by Motorola.
 An Apple smartwatch is coming.
 Our own sources indicate that Apple is reworking the iOS platform for the small screen watch,
 but that's led to some battery problems.
 Apple is planning to put its watch on sale by the end of the year,
 the same time frame Google is hoping to release its wearable device, Google Glass.
 Get ready.
 Doctors have announced they've, quote, functionally cured a child of HIV for the first time.
 According to the National Institutes of Health,
 the infant was placed on an aggressive regimen of antiretroviral drugs 30 hours after being born.
 After 18 months, the child was taken off the medication
 and now shows no signs of the virus in its body whatsoever.
 How big is this news?
 The lead doctor on the report said, quote,
 it's proof of the principle that we can cure HIV infection if we can replicate this case.
 And finally, the White House agrees that U.S. citizens should be allowed to unlock their phones.
 Responding to a petition signed by over 114,000 people,
 senior advisor R. David Edelman wrote that consumers should be able to unlock both their cell phones and tablets without penalty.
 FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski also said that the ban, quote, doesn't pass the common sense test.
 While government agencies will be investigating the issue,
 the White House suggested mobile carriers examine their own policies in the meantime.
 And that's it for today's top stories.
 Join us tomorrow when we'll take a look at the tragic history of hyper-color T-shirts.