 It's Monday, March 24, 2014. I'm Sam Sheffer, and this is 90 seconds on The Verge. After more than two weeks of questions and theories, investigators have concluded that Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 crashed in the southern corridor of the Indian Ocean. Prior to the press announcement, families of the passengers received the news via text message, saying the plane had been lost and that there were no survivors on board. With investigators seemingly confident about the flight's tragic demise, the hunt for the black box becomes priority number one. Last month, Netflix secured a deal with Comcast in order to obtain faster streaming speeds, and it appears Apple is next on the horizon. The Wall Street Journal reports that Comcast is in talks with Apple to provide them priority services for its rumored set-top box. However, sources say the companies aren't close to a deal yet, reportedly disagreeing on who would retain customer information and whether Apple would receive a cut of Comcast's monthly subscription fees. And finally, the Black Keys have teamed up with Mike Tyson on the release of their new album. We just can't figure out why. The Blues Rock Duo's new album titled Turn Blue is due out on May 13th and was announced on Mike Tyson's Twitter account on Friday. The tweet also included a link to a creepy hypnotic video, but other than that, there was no mention of how or why Tyson is involved. This isn't the first time a band has taken an unconventional route to promote a new record. Last month, Chromio announced their new album on Craigslist. And that's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, OKCupid adds the ability to send a telepresence robot in place of yourself on dates. We'll take a look at what happens when they get back to her place. Oh, good God.