 It's Wednesday, January 8th, 2014. I'm Ross Miller and sometimes you just need a break from all this chaos of CES. This is 90 seconds on the verge. The Uncarrier's bad boy reputation continues. Brash profane T-Mobile CEO John Ledger today promised that the carrier will now pay up to $350 per line to cover the cost of breaking your current phone contract and switching to T-Mobile. Ledger is calling it a get out of jail free card. So here's an idea. Call your family plan Community Chest. Nokia has been building its own Android smartphone and now we're starting to see the first screens of its user interface. It looks like a mix of Windows Phone and Nokia's own ASHA platform with hardware support for dual SIM cards. Nokia's version of Android is said to be a forked version of the platform that's not aligned with Google's version. The fate of Nokia's Android phone is still unclear but we'll probably know more soon and Microsoft will finish acquiring the company in the next couple of months. And finally, Oculus RIP. The virtual reality headset made waves at CES last year and it's now come back. The latest version of the headset is a high-resolution prototype called Crystal Cove which uses an OLED display that significantly brings down latency issues. Oculus is also using a technique called low-persistence-of-vision which makes nauseating motion blur virtually invisible. The Oculus Rift is due out this year and rumor has it it may even develop its own video games. That's it for today's top stories. You know I am feeling a little better. Coming up tomorrow, full night's sleep and a hearty breakfast. Alright now, let's start the show. Hmm, it's a little breezy in here.