 It's Tuesday, September 18th, 2012. I'm Ross Miller, and this is the most boring 90 Seconds on the Verge intro yet. Twitter today made some big design changes across the board. The service has taken a page from Facebook and added large-ish header photos. The new pics are visible both on the web and across Twitter's iOS and Android apps. Speaking of, Twitter has overhauled its iPad app. Gone are the once innovative sliding panels in lieu of something more static. It's basically an oversized iPhone app. The co-founders of massively successful game developer BioWare have stepped down. The doctors, Ray Musica and Greg Zeschuk, announced their retirement today from the company they started in 1995, Destination Unknown. BioWare general manager Aaron Flynn paid tribute to the two on the website and revealed plans for more full games set in the Mass Effect and Dragon Age universes, as well as something entirely new. If we had to guess, it will probably have some sort of morale system and a mystical power not entirely unlike magic. Finally, a new and efficient way to find all embarrassing political gaffes since about mid-2009. The Internet Archive has amassed and cataloged over 350,000 news programs from 20 different channels collected over the past three years. Users can search captions to find the choicest lines with accompanying video. For the record, cheese plate has been uttered 59 times. That's it for today's top stories and with that, we have now done 90 minutes of 90 seconds on the Verge. That makes us feature length. Thanks for watching. Tune in tomorrow as we begin production on the sequel.