 It's Thursday, August 16th, 2012. I'm Josh Dapolsky, and you're about to spend 90 seconds wading into the dark, dangerous waters of The Verge. Instagram is betting big on location. Version 3.0 of the photo sharing software launched today for Android and iPhone, adding a photo map that now lets users browse their heavily filtered pics geographically. The company hopes this will help people learn, quote, the value of geotagging, while geotagging itself will learn an important lesson about life and love. Rumor has it that Apple's pitching a set-top box to cable operators. According to the Wall Street Journal, Apple's in talks with several companies about providing live television channels. Negotiations for a cable box have reportedly stalled because of a variety of Apple demands, including a 30% cut on, quote, certain transactions. According to the publication, a full-size Apple television may still be in the cards, something strongly hinted at in the Steve Jobs biography, which will soon be a major motion picture, which will soon be available on the Apple cable box. And finally, as the Apple Samsung trial continues, Judge Lucy Coe has become increasingly terse with both sides. Today, Coe lashed out at Apple attorneys, asking if they were, quote, smoking crack after submitting a 75-page briefing suggesting 22 more potential witnesses. Attorney William Lee promised the judge that he was not doing crack as a glass pipe hilariously popped out of the jacket he was wearing. That's it for today's stories. Tune in tomorrow when we take a look at the newly discovered, fully remastered, assistant director's cut of Blade Runner, which includes the Voight-Kof scene fully restored for the first time ever.