 It's January 10th, 2013. I'm Brian Bishop, and welcome to day four of 90 on 90 presented by Ford. Bob Loblaw is back in business. Netflix has announced that 14 new episodes of Arrested Development will be released this May. It's a bump up from the 10 episodes originally ordered and will join a slate of original Netflix programming this year. All 14 episodes will be released simultaneously. The team behind the show also said they'd like to do a feature film as a follow up. Amazon's giving customers one more reason to use CloudPlayer. The company announced a new service yesterday called AutoRip. It automatically takes tracks from CDs you purchase from Amazon and places them in your digital music locker. It's not just for new purchases either. AutoRip will add tracks from CDs you bought going all the way back to 1998. Linkin Park Collection, you're covered. Black Grey 10 will be given its chance to shine. Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile have all confirmed they'll be carrying Black Grey 10 devices. It will let research in motion reach a large number of customers. However, there's a big difference between carrying a device and actively promoting it. Poor carrier support has been blamed for both the failure of webOS and the slow adoption of Windows Phone 8. Whether that same fate will await Black Grey 10 still remains to be seen. And those are the latest stories. Join us in 90 minutes when we'll be taking a look at Super Mario Brothers. Great movie adaptation or greatest movie adaptation?