 It's Monday, September 24th, 2012. I'm Ross Miller, and this is 90 Seconds on the Verge Epic 4G Touch Ultra HD LTE Hyper Turbo Remix Edition version 2.1. Apple sold over 5 million iPhone 5s in its first weekend. That's 1 million more than the 4S sold at its launch last year, but the year-over-year growth doesn't look quite as impressive. Several early adopters are reporting seeing scuffs and scratches out of the box. If you happen to be one of those unlucky iPhone 5 owners, go ahead and go to the Apple Store and try to return it for an exchange. Jelly Bean is now coming to the Galaxy S3, albeit slowly. Poland is the first market to receive the Android 4.1 upgrade. Other markets are being gradually rolled out later. The company is also committed to bringing Android 4.1 to 15 other models, including last year's Galaxy S2 and Galaxy Note 1. The timing of all the updates, of course, depends on location and carrier. Just be sure to direct your blame accordingly. Finally, another Facebook privacy scare. A news story first posted by Metro Friends alleges that private messages sent in 2008 and 2009 are now publicly viewable on some users' timelines. Facebook says it has gone back and checked on every reported error and so far has found no proof of private messages being exposed. The company instead points to a change in behavior back when friends grew for smaller and you couldn't comment on specific wall posts. On an entirely unrelated note, MySpace Today is teasing a new design. Timing could not be better. And that's it for today's top stories. Tune in tomorrow.