 It's Tuesday, April 2nd, 2013. What is it? I'm Ross Miller. He's Ross Miller, and this is 90 Seconds on the Verge. The new iPhone may be coming sooner than you think. The Wall Street Journal reports that Apple will start production on its latest smartphone in the coming months, setting it up for a possible summer launch. It's said to be similar in size and shape to the current iPhone, which means, as expected, we're probably in for an iPhone 5S. So once again, summer preview, it's Samsung versus Apple. A former Windows Phone evangelist is now Amazon's new mysterious hire. According to his LinkedIn profile, Charlie Kindle has joined the company as director of, quote, something secret. While at Microsoft, Kindle worked with developers to promote the Windows Phone platform. Someone with Charlie Kindle's expertise could help the company be that much more effective in building out its app ecosystem. As for specifics, Kindle says he's building a new team and going after a, quote, totally new area for Amazon. We know it. Space guns. Finally, Vine has joined the proud paternity of services to receive DMCA takedown notices from Prince. In March, the artist's record label asked Twitter to take down eight different Vine clips that featured his music, for a grand total of about 48 seconds. Prince has been particularly antagonistic to digital services, sending numerous DMCA requests to keep his music off of YouTube. And this is what it sounds like when Prince takes you down. And that's it for today's top stories. Join us tomorrow. We'll definitively answer the age-old question, two cubes of sugar or three? I think we're running out of ideas.