 It's January 9th, 2013. I'm Brian Bishop and this is 90 on 90 presented by Ford. Gabe Newell has a vision and he calls it the Steam Box. In an exclusive interview with The Verge, the Valve co-founder gave us a candid look at his company's plans. The Steam Box will be a server able to feed content to up to eight televisions. While Valve is unconvinced that motion controls like Kinect are effective, Newell does think that gaze tracking will be super important. Valve is also working on a mobile version code named Little Foot. Sign us up. The iPhone may land on T-Mobile sooner than expected. In a recent interview, T-Mobile CEO John Legere said that Apple's phone would come to the network in the next three to four months. The comments came after a press conference yesterday where Legere took several shots at his competitors. Calling AT&T's New York City network crap, he then went on to attack shared data plans. His gripe? They're not adequate when Joe Schmo Jr. starts to watch porn on his phone. I got nothing. International man of mystery Eric Schmidt is in North Korea. The Google executive is visiting the country on a humanitarian trip promoting freedom for Internet users. He's accompanied by former Governor Bill Richardson. North Korea has softened its hard line stance on technology in recent years, but many in the country are still limited to a domestic internet. There's no word yet on how their comments will receive. We'll see what happens. And those are the latest stories. Join us in 90 when we'll be looking at the latest and greatest massage chairs here at CES. And when we're looking, I mean we'll be sitting in them.
 It's January 9th, 2013.
 I'm Brian Bishop and this is 90 on 90 presented by Ford.
 Gabe Newell has a vision and he calls it the Steam Box.
 In an exclusive interview with The Verge, the Valve co-founder gave us a candid look
 at his company's plans.
 The Steam Box will be a server able to feed content to up to eight televisions.
 While Valve is unconvinced that motion controls like Kinect are effective, Newell does think
 that gaze tracking will be super important.
 Valve is also working on a mobile version code named Little Foot.
 Sign us up.
 The iPhone may land on T-Mobile sooner than expected.
 In a recent interview, T-Mobile CEO John Legere said that Apple's phone would come to the
 network in the next three to four months.
 The comments came after a press conference yesterday where Legere took several shots
 at his competitors.
 Calling AT&T's New York City network crap, he then went on to attack shared data plans.
 His gripe?
 They're not adequate when Joe Schmo Jr. starts to watch porn on his phone.
 I got nothing.
 International man of mystery Eric Schmidt is in North Korea.
 The Google executive is visiting the country on a humanitarian trip promoting freedom for
 Internet users.
 He's accompanied by former Governor Bill Richardson.
 North Korea has softened its hard line stance on technology in recent years, but many in
 the country are still limited to a domestic internet.
 There's no word yet on how their comments will receive.
 We'll see what happens.
 And those are the latest stories.
 Join us in 90 when we'll be looking at the latest and greatest massage chairs here at
 CES.
 And when we're looking, I mean we'll be sitting in them.