 It's September 7th, 2012. I'm Scott Lo, and this is The Verge from both near and far. And this is 90 Seconds on The Verge! This week, Nokia admitted to faking both sample images and video for its upcoming Lumia 920 flagship. Following a public apology, Nokia went a step further and actually let us try out the 920's camera ourselves late last night. The preview camera takes very good low light images, especially compared to competitors like the Galaxy S3 and iPhone 4S. So good, in fact, that we wish Nokia had just used real images in the first place. It wasn't perfect, and we couldn't try video, but Nokia does have some time to tweak. Sources suggest the Lumia 920 will launch November 2nd on AT&T. And Apple's long-rumored music streaming service may finally materialize. According to the Wall Street Journal, the company is currently negotiating new music licenses that suggest the service could fall somewhere between Pandora and Spotify in terms of user experience. The no-launch window has been set. The report suggests any service is still months away. In the meantime, Apple is expected to announce a brand new iPhone next week. And finally, 4K resolution TVs are about to be ready for consumers. Sort of. LG's 84-inch 4K set will ship next month to the US for just shy of $20,000. That may seem like a crazy figure, but it's actually $5,000 cheaper than Sony's own 84-inch behemoth. That one's due out in November. And if you don't need a 4K set that big, Toshiba's upcoming 55-inch version is coming to Japan for a more reasonable $9,500. Reasonable, of course, being a very relative term. And that's it for today's top stories. Tune in tomorrow to find out who will survive and what will be left of them.
 It's September 7th, 2012. I'm Scott Lo, and this is The Verge from both near and far.
 And this is 90 Seconds on The Verge!
 This week, Nokia admitted to faking both sample images and video for its upcoming Lumia 920 flagship.
 Following a public apology, Nokia went a step further and actually let us try out the 920's camera ourselves late last night.
 The preview camera takes very good low light images, especially compared to competitors like the Galaxy S3 and iPhone 4S.
 So good, in fact, that we wish Nokia had just used real images in the first place.
 It wasn't perfect, and we couldn't try video, but Nokia does have some time to tweak.
 Sources suggest the Lumia 920 will launch November 2nd on AT&T.
 And Apple's long-rumored music streaming service may finally materialize.
 According to the Wall Street Journal, the company is currently negotiating new music licenses that suggest the service could fall somewhere between Pandora and Spotify in terms of user experience.
 The no-launch window has been set. The report suggests any service is still months away.
 In the meantime, Apple is expected to announce a brand new iPhone next week.
 And finally, 4K resolution TVs are about to be ready for consumers. Sort of.
 LG's 84-inch 4K set will ship next month to the US for just shy of $20,000.
 That may seem like a crazy figure, but it's actually $5,000 cheaper than Sony's own 84-inch behemoth. That one's due out in November.
 And if you don't need a 4K set that big, Toshiba's upcoming 55-inch version is coming to Japan for a more reasonable $9,500.
 Reasonable, of course, being a very relative term.
 And that's it for today's top stories. Tune in tomorrow to find out who will survive and what will be left of them.