 It's Monday, February 24th, 2014. I'm Ross Miller, now rugged and waterproof. Well, so long as I plug my nose and wait 45 minutes after eating. Anyway, this is 90 seconds on the verge. This is Samsung's year in mobile. Well, the first half at least. The company today unveiled the Galaxy S5, its incremental update to the flagship S4. More interesting, however, are the three new wearables. Both the Gear 2 and the camera-less Gear 2 Neo will replace Samsung's current smartwatch. Then there's Gear Fit, its first fitness tracker that includes a curved glass display, notifications, and a heart rate monitor. Also at Mobile World Congress today, a new line of Nokia Android smartphones and Sony's new flagship Xperia Z2. As for HTC, we'll have to see that next month. In a classic cable streaming shakedown, Netflix is now paying off Comcast. The US cable giant announced a deal allowing the video streaming service a more direct route through Comcast's network, but wouldn't disclose how much Netflix is paying. Comcast may be the first, but it's probably not the last. Both AT&T and Verizon said they expect Netflix to pay for better streaming. Finally, save the tree leader, save the world, rinse and repeat. What is? Heroes is coming back. Four years after being canceled, NBC revealed during its Olympic coverage that the show will return, now called Heroes Reborn, for a 13-episode miniseries running in 2015. First 24 and now Heroes. Things are looking really good for that venerable science fiction classic, The Chevy Chase Show. And that's it for today's top stories, but coming up tomorrow, I write my wrongs and get out of this repetitive nightmare.