 It's Monday, March 10, 2014. I'm Michael Shane, coming to you from South by Southwest in Austin, Texas. Just kidding. They wouldn't let me go. This is 90 Seconds on the Verge. It's cold out here. After 30 years, Cosmos has returned. Carl Sagan's seminal science series on life, the universe, and everything first debuted in 1980. The new 13-part series stars Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson and features major visual updates to the original show's iconic spaceship of the imagination and cosmic calendar. Who knows where the spaceship of the imagination will end up next? Apple has released a new iOS update that should fix those random reboots. In addition to minor visual tweaks and other bug fixes, the long-awaited version 7.1 also adds carplay. iOS 7.1 is available now for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. And finally, everyone seems to be popping up in Austin for South by Southwest, including Jimmy Kimmel, Seth Meyers, and even Edward Snowden. The famed NSA leaker addressed a packed auditorium today speaking via Google Hangouts from Russia, but it looked more like a Bad History Channel special. Snowden spoke on the NSA, bulk data collection, and even made a Harry Potter reference, calling encryption, quote, the dark arts in the digital realm. When asked if he regretted his decision to leak NSA documents, Snowden said he would absolutely do it again. That's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, I begin my career as a magician! This was working yesterday.