 It's January 10th, 2013. I'm Brian Bishop and I cut a mean rug. This is 90 seconds on the verge presented by Ford. Apple's not here at CES but it's managed to grab some headlines. Earlier this week, rumors broke that Apple was planning to release a low cost iPhone. In a recent interview however, Apple's senior VP Phil Schiller seemed to contradict that information saying that cheap devices will never be the future of Apple's products. This could be a question of presentation. It's unlikely Apple will ever think of its own products as cheap. Of course the company has been known to head fake from time to time. Two words, iPad Mini. Amazon is using its retail operation to push its cloud music service. The company recently introduced a new feature called AutoRip. Buy a CD and Amazon will deposit the tracks into your Amazon Digital Music Locker. It's not just for new purchases either. AutoRip supports CDs bought going back all the way to 1998. So rest easy, your Evanescence collection is covered. It turns out former HP CEO Mark Hurd had an unlikely ally, Steve Jobs. Hurd left HP in the wake of a sexual harassment scandal in 2010 but Bloomberg Business Week reports that Jobs reached out to the executive to help him return. Jobs reportedly wanted to preserve HP's legacy and even offered to speak with HP's board to smooth things over. Hurd is now president at Oracle. And those are today's top stories. Join us tomorrow when we'll be taking a look at branded casino gaming. Is Angry Birds Poker really a good idea?