 It's Tuesday, January 29th, 2013. I'm Ross Miller. Hold your breath. Make a wish. Count to 90. This is 90 seconds on the verge presented by Ford. The newest version of office launched today available either as a standalone product or as part of Microsoft's office 365 subscription service. In a break from the past, however, it's download only. You can choose from home and student, home and business, office professional a la carte, or subscription offices from the home, enterprise, or university settings. Not to worry that pricing matrix is available online. It's Excel only. Meanwhile, Apple has turned another page in its one-company crusade to end the world of all-adult entertainment. 500 pixels is back in the App Store. Cupertino pulled the application last week due to complaints that users could easily access pornographic imagery. What got it back? A 17 plus rating and a new button to make it simpler to report offensive pictures. And as for Twitter's new Vine app, the obvious porn service that shows up the occasional save-for-work content, that's 12 and up. Finally, Disney is prepping a retro future movie from the creators of Lost. The movie is named Tomorrowland, just like the area in Disney's own theme parks. It's been written by Damon Lindelof and will be directed by Brad Bird of The Incredibles fame. The plot's hush-hush for now, but according to Lindelof, he got the idea after coming across a box in Disney's archives simply marked 1952. Will time travel paradoxes play a pivotal role? Will George Clooney have a Walt Disney mustache? Will this be better than Haunted Mansion? Some of these questions and more will be answered in December 2014. And that's it for today's top stories. Madame and Monsieur, now let's go on a little rocket-belt trip.
 It's Tuesday, January 29th, 2013. I'm Ross Miller. Hold your breath. Make a wish. Count to 90.
 This is 90 seconds on the verge presented by Ford. The newest version of office launched today available either as a standalone product or as
 part of Microsoft's office 365 subscription service. In a break from the past, however, it's download only.
 You can choose from home and student, home and business, office professional a la carte, or subscription offices from the home, enterprise, or university settings.
 Not to worry that pricing matrix is available online.
 It's Excel only. Meanwhile, Apple has turned another page in its one-company crusade to end the world of all-adult entertainment.
 500 pixels is back in the App Store.
 Cupertino pulled the application last week due to complaints that users could easily access pornographic imagery. What got it back?
 A 17 plus rating and a new button to make it simpler to report offensive pictures. And as for Twitter's new Vine app, the obvious porn
 service that shows up the occasional save-for-work content,
 that's 12 and up. Finally, Disney is prepping a retro future movie from the creators of Lost. The movie is named Tomorrowland,
 just like the area in Disney's own theme parks.
 It's been written by Damon Lindelof and will be directed by Brad Bird of The Incredibles fame. The plot's hush-hush for now,
 but according to Lindelof, he got the idea after coming across a box in Disney's archives simply marked
 1952. Will time travel paradoxes play a pivotal role? Will George Clooney have a Walt Disney mustache? Will this be better than Haunted Mansion?
 Some of these questions and more will be answered in December
 2014. And that's it for today's top stories. Madame and Monsieur, now let's go on a little rocket-belt trip.