 I'm Brian Bishop, and today I recommend the Cobb salad place next to booth 1138. This is 90 on 90, presented by Ford. Earlier this week, rumors broke that Apple was prepping a cheaper iPhone, but Phil Schiller may disagree. In a recent interview, Schiller reportedly said that a cheap iPhone will never be the future of Apple's products. The rumors had point into an iPhone with a larger screen that would cost between $99 and $149. However, this may be an issue of semantics. It's unlikely Apple would ever want to present any of its products as cheap. Not that it's been shy about reversing public statements when it comes to new products. Remember the whole, we'll never make a smaller iPad thing? Yeah. Trent Reznor's streaming music service is now official. Named Daisy, he'll be part of Beats Audio, with musicians serving as chief creative officer. Beats had previously purchased streaming service Mog, but it's not clear whether Mog will be rolled into Daisy, or if the two services will be operating independently. Daisy is set to launch at the end of this year. New information has come to light about the resignation of former HP CEO Mark Hurd, and how Steve Jobs tried to intervene. Hurd left HP in 2010 in the wake of a sexual harassment scandal. According to a recent profile, Jobs contacted the CEO, urging him to reconcile with the company. Jobs held HP in high regard, and reportedly wanted to protect the company's legacy. And those are the latest stories. Join us in 90 minutes, when we'll be talking to the winner of the annual CES Segway Race.