 It's Tuesday, September 11th, 2012. I'm Addy Robertson, and we're in the calm before the storm. This is 90 Seconds on the Verge. In anticipation of Apple dropping its built-in YouTube app, Google has released an all-new standalone version for iPhone and iPod Touch. The new and improved app uses an interface that's very similar to the Google Plus app. The company says a standalone iPad app will be due in the coming months. Meanwhile, a decidedly YouTube-free version of iOS 6 will be on display at tomorrow's iPhone 5 event. And UK carrier EE is set to launch the country's first 4G LTE network in the coming weeks. Launch devices reportedly include the Galaxy S3 and Nokia's Lumia 920. At an event in London, EE CEO Olaf Swanti evoked the famous Steve Jobs expression, and one more thing, when indicating more devices would be announced shortly. That's either a subtle hint of a 4G LTE iPhone or proof positive that Swanti is, well, kind of a troll. And finally, news that has nothing to do with Apple. Here's Google's Project Glass. The company's heads-up display appeared on the catwalk at Diane von Furstenberg's show for New York Fashion Week. A number of photos from the model's point of view have been posted on Google Plus, but they're really not as interesting as you might think. Additionally, Google co-founder Sergey Brin explained to the Wall Street Journal some of the available voice commands, such as OK Glass and Take a Photo. No word on other methods of input, but there's obviously going to be some way people can take a photo without shouting. And that's it for today's top stories. Tune in tomorrow for something entirely unrelated to Apple. Just kidding.