 It's Friday, October 19th, 2012. I'm David Pierce, presented in my entirety. Saddle up for 90 seconds on the Verge, brought to you by Virgin Mobile. The elusive Android 4.1 Jelly Bean upgrade is now arriving for Galaxy S III owners across most UK carriers. Samsung is one of the few OEMs successfully pushing Jelly Bean updates. Sony today, for example, is saying its latest smartphones should get the update sometime next year. It's painfully vague. That all being said, Galaxy S III owners in the US will still have to wait months for the Jelly Bean upgrade. 4K TV is on its way, but it might not be called 4K for long. The Consumer Electronics Association has announced 4K will officially be known as Ultra High Definition, since Ultra is clearly better than plain old Full HD. Sony, in its second mention this show, has already come out and said it will continue to use 4K Ultra HD branding to ensure clarity. And you know what? We kind of agree. Thus, when 8K inevitably arrives, we propose Power Ranger nomenclature. Full. Mega. Ultra. HD. And finally, today's biggest understatement. Controversial Redditor Michael Bruch, aka Violent Acres, said he made a quote huge mistake in creating subreddits for everything from rape jokes to so-called jailbait photos. In an interview with CNN, Bruch attempted to deflect criticism by faulting the Reddit community for incentivizing him with karma points. Reddit, meanwhile, says it regrets not taking stronger actions sooner. Don't expect a Reddit AMA for Violent Acres anytime soon. Actually, well, maybe. And that's it for today's top stories. Tune in tomorrow for the top 16 Halloween-themed Holodeck wallpapers.