 Who am I? I'm Chris Grant. Where am I from? Polygon. And what is that? It's a website about video games. But what is this? It's 90 seconds on the verge. A little before 1130 last night, a picture of Obama hugging his wife was posted on both his Twitter and Facebook accounts along with the words Four more years. That is now the most retweeted update on Twitter and the most liked update on Facebook ever. Obama's Reddit account still has a ways to go, however. Our suggestion? Maybe a picture of Obama waiting in line for Halo 4. Wearing a Master Chief suit. Maybe holding a basket of kittens. Maybe his dog has a suit on also. And now for something really exciting. Microsoft Office for iPhone, iPad and Android is a reality. The Apple support Word, Excel, and you guessed it, PowerPoint documents. Sources whisper to the verge that Office mobile will be available for iOS in early March and sometime in May for Android. And finally some actual details from Nintendo and how the Wii U gets online. Each console will support up to 12 user accounts. That arbitrary number is separate from the network ID which is required for anything you do online. The network ID is said to work across multiple devices which means you should be able to transfer your eShop purchases if need be. A scan 11 days before launch we're finally getting clarity on features that Microsoft and Sony have had for over half a decade. So that's today's top stories. But what happens when this is over? Do I disappear? Is there even a tomorrow?
 Who am I? I'm Chris Grant. Where am I from? Polygon.
 And what is that? It's a website about video games.
 But what is this? It's 90 seconds on the verge.
 A little before 1130 last night, a picture of Obama hugging his wife was posted on both his Twitter and Facebook accounts along with the words
 Four more years. That is now the most retweeted update on Twitter and the most liked update on Facebook ever.
 Obama's Reddit account still has a ways to go, however.
 Our suggestion? Maybe a picture of Obama waiting in line for Halo 4.
 Wearing a Master Chief suit.
 Maybe holding a basket of kittens. Maybe his dog has a suit on also. And now for something really exciting.
 Microsoft Office for iPhone, iPad and Android is a reality. The Apple support Word,
 Excel, and you guessed it, PowerPoint documents. Sources whisper to the verge that Office mobile will be available for iOS in early March
 and sometime in May for Android. And finally some actual details from Nintendo and how the Wii U gets online.
 Each console will support up to 12 user accounts. That arbitrary number is separate from the network ID
 which is required for anything you do online. The network ID is said to work across multiple devices
 which means you should be able to transfer your eShop purchases if need be. A scan 11 days before launch
 we're finally getting clarity on features that Microsoft and Sony have had for over half a decade. So that's today's top stories.
 But what happens when this is over? Do I disappear?
 Is there even a tomorrow?