 Hey, it's Friday, July 6th, 2012. I'm Ross Miller, and after 90 seconds, you and I will become one with the Verge. A new report from Bloomberg today claims that Amazon is making its own phone. The Android-powered smartphone will reportedly be made by Foxconn, who also makes the iPhone and iPad. It's all rumor for now, but none of this would really be that surprising. Amazon already has its own fairly robust Android app store, and like the Fire, chances are pretty strong the phone, too, will run a very heavily modified version of Android. This week, Nike released a new line of shoes that can measure your every single movement. The footwear is equipped with a Nike Plus sports sensor that can send real-time data to your iPhone. Nike has released two new workout apps for the shoes, Nike Plus Training and Nike Plus Basketball. As with the FeelBand, the system measures your performance with Nike's own feel score. It probably won't help you with your layup, but it may help you shed a few pounds. After 14 years, the Furby is back. I'm sorry. The fluffy five-inch robot now has LCD eyes, more dance moves, and a $60 price tag. Some things never change, though. It continues to adapt its personality over time, and still, it never knows when to shut up. And finally, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit just issued a suspension of the ban of Galaxy Nexus sales at Samsung's request. In the end, it may not matter that much. Google's already pulled Nexus from the Play Store. We don't know when it's coming back on, and Google's already promised that it'll be back next week anyway with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. And that's it for today's top stories. Tune in tomorrow for our time travel fashion tips. Is it okay to replace that missing jacket with its past self?
 Hey, it's Friday, July 6th, 2012. I'm Ross Miller, and after 90 seconds, you and I will
 become one with the Verge. A new report from Bloomberg today claims that Amazon is making
 its own phone. The Android-powered smartphone will reportedly be made by Foxconn, who also
 makes the iPhone and iPad. It's all rumor for now, but none of this would really be
 that surprising. Amazon already has its own fairly robust Android app store, and like
 the Fire, chances are pretty strong the phone, too, will run a very heavily modified version
 of Android. This week, Nike released a new line of shoes that can measure your every
 single movement. The footwear is equipped with a Nike Plus sports sensor that can send
 real-time data to your iPhone. Nike has released two new workout apps for the shoes, Nike Plus
 Training and Nike Plus Basketball. As with the FeelBand, the system measures your performance
 with Nike's own feel score. It probably won't help you with your layup, but it may help
 you shed a few pounds. After 14 years, the Furby is back. I'm sorry. The fluffy five-inch
 robot now has LCD eyes, more dance moves, and a $60 price tag. Some things never change,
 though. It continues to adapt its personality over time, and still, it never knows when
 to shut up. And finally, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit just issued a suspension
 of the ban of Galaxy Nexus sales at Samsung's request. In the end, it may not matter that
 much. Google's already pulled Nexus from the Play Store. We don't know when it's coming
 back on, and Google's already promised that it'll be back next week anyway with Android
 4.1 Jelly Bean. And that's it for today's top stories. Tune in tomorrow for our time
 travel fashion tips. Is it okay to replace that missing jacket with its past self?