 I'm Brian Bishop, living proof that man can live on bacon and coffee alone. This is 90 on 90 presented by Ford. Nokia's Lumia phones are doing better than expected. The company recently told investors it sold an estimated 4.4 million Lumia devices this past quarter. It's a 1.5 million unit increase over the previous quarter and at best the company's own internal expectations. Nokia has now sold 14.3 million Lumia phones overall. The company's official earnings report is expected in the coming weeks. Symbian phones? 2.2 million units sold. Still alive. Watches continue to be a gadget of interest and the latest beneficiary is central standard timing. The company's CST-01 E Ink watch hit its Kickstarter goal of $200,000 in less than two days. The device is a stainless steel bracelet with an E Ink display and according to CST it's the world's thinnest watch. The Kickstarter campaign still has 43 days to go, so you can get in line for $99. Is Digg on the decline? The site says no. In a recent blog post the Digg team says that it has doubled its users since last August. However some disagree. Data from Alexa and Quantcast indicate traffic has been on decline since the new Digg launched in July. But that's not stopping the site from finding ways to generate new revenue. Developers can promote their apps on the Digg front page for a fee. And those are the latest stories. Join us in 90 minutes, we'll be looking at the latest in innovative Wi-Fi routers. I'm just kidding.