 It's Monday, August 20th, 2012. I'm Ben Popper, only known survivor of the Mars rover laser tag. This is 90 seconds on the verge. OnLive is dead. Long live OnLive. The streaming game company was dissolved on Friday, and its entire staff was laid off in an all-hands meeting. The company was then reformed under the same name. New OnLive claims about half of the old staff was rehired that afternoon, while other sources claim the number is closer to 20%. New OnLive is promising that service will continue without interruption, which isn't much consolation for the around 100 people that were apparently laid off. Motorola has filed a new patent case against Apple with the U.S. International Trade Commission. According to Bloomberg, the patents in question involve Siri, location reminders, phone and video players, and email notifications. It wants an import ban on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. Our apologies to all of Apple's lawyers who are planning a post-Samsung vacation on the beach. And finally, Samsung is calling in a roster of celebrities to promote its Galaxy Note lineup. Presented without commentary, here's the best of James Franco and the Note 10.1. Oh, hi. I'm James Franco. I'm even directing this commercial. You're wrong. Um, actually, you're both wrong. You can go now.
 It's Monday, August 20th, 2012.
 I'm Ben Popper, only known survivor of the Mars rover laser tag.
 This is 90 seconds on the verge.
 OnLive is dead. Long live OnLive.
 The streaming game company was dissolved on Friday,
 and its entire staff was laid off in an all-hands meeting.
 The company was then reformed under the same name.
 New OnLive claims about half of the old staff was rehired that afternoon,
 while other sources claim the number is closer to 20%.
 New OnLive is promising that service will continue without interruption,
 which isn't much consolation for the around 100 people that were apparently laid off.
 Motorola has filed a new patent case against Apple with the U.S. International Trade Commission.
 According to Bloomberg, the patents in question involve Siri, location reminders,
 phone and video players, and email notifications.
 It wants an import ban on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch.
 Our apologies to all of Apple's lawyers who are planning a post-Samsung vacation on the beach.
 And finally, Samsung is calling in a roster of celebrities to promote its Galaxy Note lineup.
 Presented without commentary, here's the best of James Franco and the Note 10.1.
 Oh, hi. I'm James Franco. I'm even directing this commercial.
 You're wrong.
 Um, actually, you're both wrong.
 You can go now.