 It's Friday, September 21st, 2012. I'm David Pierce, and this is the 90 Seconds on the Verge Freestyle Dubstep Remix. The iPhone 5 is now available. Apple's taller, slimmer smartphone went on sale at 8 a.m. local time this morning. We had a chance to review the phone this week, and it really is the best iPhone yet. It's thinner, it's a little bit taller because it's got a bigger screen, and it is using some new materials. There's glass on it, but you've also got this new aluminum back. The LTE is fast, the battery life is solid, and the 4-inch screen is gorgeous. Unfortunately, we haven't found a whole lot to like about iOS 6. It's the best iPhone yet, but is it really covering new ground? Debatable. And Jelly Bean has finally come to Verizon's Galaxy Nexus. Android 4.1 has been available on the unlocked Nexus for a few months, but only now is the Verizon version getting the upgrade from Ice Cream Sandwich. The new update vastly improves performance, adds expandable notifications, and introduces eerily intelligent personal assistant Google Now. Now all we need is a new flagship Google phone, given that the Nexus is about a year old at this point. And finally, Boeing is making all of your in-flight dreams come true. The aerospace company is planning to outfit some of its aircraft with equipment that will allow in-flight cell phone and Wi-Fi use. All Boeing 747, 777, and 787 planes should be cell phone friendly by 2013. The equipment would still need to be approved by the FAA, though. Yep, there's always a catch. And that's it for today's top stories. Tune in tomorrow for Open Mic Night.