 It's Wednesday, October 10, 2012. I'm Addi Robertson, and you're about to be captured and docked for 90 seconds on the Verge. Lenovo's super-flexible IdeaPad Yoga will launch October 26 alongside Windows 8. The 13-inch premium Ultrabook is just 17 millimeters thick and starts at around $1,100. An 11-inch version using Windows RT will launch in December, starting at $799. The SpaceX Dragon has successfully docked at the International Space Station. This marks the first-ever resupply mission by a private company and follows the Dragon's first ISS test mission earlier this year. As part of SpaceX's contract with NASA, at least 11 more flights are planned. Microsoft has long flirted with making hardware, but now it's official. The company's future will be in both services and devices. In a letter to shareholders, CEO Steve Ballmer said that the company would continue to build quote, specific devices for specific purposes. That so far includes the Xbox console and new Surface tablet launching later this month. Ballmer reaffirmed that Microsoft would continue to work with its partners on PCs, tablets and phones, but calls this the company's new era. Sources tell The Verge that a Surface phone has also been considered, but wouldn't debut until next year at the earliest. A new Google Nexus handset from LG could be announced on October 29. That's according to French newspaper Le Figaro. Numerous reports have suggested the device will be based on the Optimus G and would launch later this year. October 29 is also when Microsoft is planning a Windows Phone 8 event. It's gonna be one hell of a busy day. And that's it for today's top stories. Tune in tomorrow for our exclusive review of Jurassic Park 6 Dino vs. Laser.