 It's Tuesday, March 26, 2013. I'm Dan Seifert, a shapeshifter alien humanoid controlled by the powers that be, and this is 90 seconds on the verge. Stop the bullshit. That's the battle cry of freshly minted T-Mobile CEO John Legere. Sorry, I promised myself I wasn't gonna swear today. The carrier held an event today in New York to formally unveil its new contract-free plans. That includes unlimited voice, text, and data for $70 per month. T-Mobile also announced an impressive lineup of high-end smartphones. Samsung's Galaxy S4 will launch on May 1st, while Apple's iPhone 5 is finally due out on April 12th. And T-Mobile's new LTE service is now live in seven cities. It expects to cover 200 million people by the end of the year. It's Google vs. the Swedish language. U-Googlebar literally translates to un-Googleable, and describes something that can't be found on the web. The Language Council of Sweden dropped the term altogether from its list of new words following pressure from Google's lawyers. The search giant hoped to narrow the definition to apply only to Google's own services. Of course, un-Googleable is already a popular word in Swedish colloquial, and like Kleenex and Aspirin before it, all the glass headsets in the world won't be able to stop anyone from using it. It's a binging shame. Finally, Vine has been used for everything from home movies to art pieces featuring lemons. And now even movie trailers. Here's Wolverine. Feel free to watch it on loop for a while. Wolverine isn't due to hit theaters until July 26th. And that's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, a look at the physics behind Nascar's first ever Mobius Drag Race.