 It's Wednesday, November 13th, 2013. I'm Ross Miller and well, Polygon kicked us out of the studio. It's okay, I've got an idea. This is 90 seconds on the verge. Hello, Moto G. Motorola's latest smartphone looks strikingly similar to the Moto X and packs a surprising amount of power for just $179, unlocked off contract. The Moto G has a 4.5 inch 720p screen and Android 4.3. What you don't get is some of Moto X's more unique features like active notifications and touchless voice controls, but it's a small price to pay for the small price you pay. What are you guys doing in my office? Owners of the new HP Chromebook 11 will want to be cautious the next time they charge up. HP says it received complaints from some Chromebook owners that the chargers included with the notebooks were overheating. HP and Google have pulled all Chromebook 11s from Best Buy stores and online. For now, the company's advised that all current Chromebook 11 users use third party chargers instead. Do you mind? Finally, paying for a cable bundle might just get a little bit sweeter. The Wall Street Journal reports that Hulu is in talks with several high profile television providers about potentially bundling Hulu Plus subscriptions into pay TV packages. According to the report, Time Warner Cable, Comcast, Cox, AT&T, and Verizon have been among the companies in the talks. The talks are said to still be in relatively early stages with any final deal still months away. Excuse me, what are you doing in my coat closet? That's it for today's top stories, but coming up tomorrow I continue my search for a new home for this show. Excuse me, is there anywhere I can, can I host at your place?