 It's Tuesday March 19th 2013 I'm Ross Miller only partial recovered from my trip to Pleasantville. This is 90 seconds on the verge brought to you by Mercedes-Benz. Microsoft once again is under investigation from the US government this time for foreign bribery. According to the Wall Street Journal both the Justice Department and the SEC are investigating allegations centered around kickbacks to Chinese officials and return for contracts. Microsoft says it'll take the allegations very seriously and will cooperate fully with inquiries. It also notes the Wall Street Journal is itself under investigation over allegations of bribery in China. Cheeky. Hey who wants a Samsung smartwatch? Ness watch? Swatch? While details are slim Reuters reports that the Samsung device will perform many of the same functions as a smartphone. Right now the smartwatch to beat is from Pebble which works across both Android and iOS. Samsung is just one of many companies at least rumored to be making wearable devices in the near future. Chief among those Apple. We're sure Apple's marketing department is just salivating over the ad campaign possibilities. Speaking of Apple as of today Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch is now Apple's new vice president of technologies. Lynch has worked for Adobe since 2005 and is credited for inspiring the company's push into multiple screens. He will now report to Bob Mansfield whose division is said to be focusing on wireless hardware. Or maybe Apple really wants its own flash. And that's it for today's top stories. Join us tomorrow for an in-depth exposé bouncy castles.
 It's Tuesday March 19th 2013 I'm Ross Miller only partial recovered from my
 trip to Pleasantville. This is 90 seconds on the verge brought to you by
 Mercedes-Benz. Microsoft once again is under investigation from the US
 government this time for foreign bribery. According to the Wall Street Journal
 both the Justice Department and the SEC are investigating allegations centered
 around kickbacks to Chinese officials and return for contracts. Microsoft says
 it'll take the allegations very seriously and will cooperate fully with
 inquiries. It also notes the Wall Street Journal is itself under investigation
 over allegations of bribery in China. Cheeky. Hey who wants a Samsung smartwatch?
 Ness watch? Swatch? While details are slim Reuters reports that the Samsung device
 will perform many of the same functions as a smartphone. Right now the smartwatch
 to beat is from Pebble which works across both Android and iOS. Samsung is
 just one of many companies at least rumored to be making wearable devices in
 the near future. Chief among those Apple. We're sure Apple's
 marketing department is just salivating over the ad campaign possibilities.
 Speaking of Apple as of today Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch is now Apple's new vice
 president of technologies. Lynch has worked for Adobe since 2005 and is
 credited for inspiring the company's push into multiple screens. He will now
 report to Bob Mansfield whose division is said to be focusing on wireless
 hardware. Or maybe Apple really wants its own flash. And that's it for today's top
 stories. Join us tomorrow for an in-depth exposé bouncy castles.