 It's Thursday, December 6th, 2012. I'm David Pierce and let's party like it's 1999. This is 90 seconds on the verge. Apple CEO Tim Cook has been on a huge publicity tour recently, talking to Bloomberg Businessweek, NBC News' Brian Williams, his local barista, a guy he met in the park, and a dog who seemed really friendly. All kidding aside though, he has had a lot to say. Apple TV has been upgraded from Apple's perennial hobby to an area of quote, intense interest. More significant is a move back to America. Cook says the company will begin some Mac production in the U.S. next year. And, in related news, Apple's Chinese manufacturer Foxconn is also planning to expand its operations stateside. And speaking of Apple expansion, T-Mobile may finally get an iPhone. The carrier has been the last major holdout to not sell Apple products, but it sounds like that will change in 2013. No specific products were mentioned, but iPhone and iPad are probably a safe guess. T-Mobile is getting aggressive for next year, telling analysts its rallying cry is quote, you love your iPhone but you hate AT&T. We can get behind that. The first trailer for Star Trek Into Darkness is now online. There's guns, explosions, scared faces, not scared faces, ships going in the water, ships going out of the water, and apparently, if you look close enough, Klingons. Klingons! Star Trek Into Darkness is coming out May 17th of next year, but the first nine minutes will be shown ahead of The Hobbit in IMAX starting next week. And that's it for today's top stories. Tune in tomorrow for our world-exclusive first review of the NEC Mobile Pro 770. It's the most portable-est portable ever.