 It's Tuesday, July 31st, 2012. I'm world record holder and American sweetheart, David Pierce, and this is 90 Seconds on the Verge. Microsoft today unveiled Hotmail's replacement. Outlook.com takes the Metro style to webmail and integrates Skype video calling. Microsoft is calling this an open preview, and though Hotmail is still available, the plan is eventually to make Outlook the flagship service. Sign-ups are available now, which gives you a very limited time to avoid an email address full of random numbers and punctuation. And Zynga's top brass is in some legal trouble today. A new lawsuit filed yesterday claims that a group of executives, including CEO Mark Pincus, were able to sell off over $500 million worth of stock. The stock has been on a nosedive since April, going from $12 to about $3 last week. For three bitcoins, you can speed up the litigation process. Google has delayed the Nexus Q. The reason? It just wasn't good enough. The company is emailing those who pre-ordered the device, saying that it wants to, quote, work on making it even better. If you already pre-ordered a Nexus Q, Google will ship you the device free of charge. And if nothing else, it makes for a gorgeous doorstop. And Hulu Plus is now available on Apple TV. The app was quietly rolled out this morning and later confirmed by Hulu. The interface is identical to other Apple TV apps like Netflix and YouTube. It's the very best way to watch Hulu on your TV, other than an Xbox 360 or a PlayStation 3 or a Roku or any of 900 other things. That's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, is your child abusing nanites? We'll tell you the warning signs.
 It's Tuesday, July 31st, 2012.
 I'm world record holder and American sweetheart, David Pierce, and this is 90 Seconds on the
 Verge.
 Microsoft today unveiled Hotmail's replacement.
 Outlook.com takes the Metro style to webmail and integrates Skype video calling.
 Microsoft is calling this an open preview, and though Hotmail is still available, the
 plan is eventually to make Outlook the flagship service.
 Sign-ups are available now, which gives you a very limited time to avoid an email address
 full of random numbers and punctuation.
 And Zynga's top brass is in some legal trouble today.
 A new lawsuit filed yesterday claims that a group of executives, including CEO Mark
 Pincus, were able to sell off over $500 million worth of stock.
 The stock has been on a nosedive since April, going from $12 to about $3 last week.
 For three bitcoins, you can speed up the litigation process.
 Google has delayed the Nexus Q. The reason?
 It just wasn't good enough.
 The company is emailing those who pre-ordered the device, saying that it wants to, quote,
 work on making it even better.
 If you already pre-ordered a Nexus Q, Google will ship you the device free of charge.
 And if nothing else, it makes for a gorgeous doorstop.
 And Hulu Plus is now available on Apple TV.
 The app was quietly rolled out this morning and later confirmed by Hulu.
 The interface is identical to other Apple TV apps like Netflix and YouTube.
 It's the very best way to watch Hulu on your TV, other than an Xbox 360 or a PlayStation
 3 or a Roku or any of 900 other things.
 That's it for today's top stories.
 Coming up tomorrow, is your child abusing nanites?
 We'll tell you the warning signs.