 Hey, it's Thursday, July 5th, 2012. I'm Josh Dapolsky, and you're about to spend 90 succulent seconds on the verge. While Americans were celebrating their freedom and independence on July 4th, European scientists were celebrating something a little bit more important, the potential discovery of the Higgs boson particle. If you don't know what the Higgs boson is, don't worry. Pretty much no one knows. Luckily, there's a number of helpful video explanations online involving ping pong balls, cartoons, and rap music. Scientists had to build a 17-mile long particle accelerator to test their theory, and there's still a 1 in 9 trillion chance that this might not be the particle they think it is. Also, they presented the findings in Comic Sans, so it seems a little dicey. According to some FCC filings just discovered, Sony may be slimming down the PlayStation 3 once again. Based on what we've seen, it looks like a super slim version of the console could be headed out sometime soon. According to Eurogamer, we could see the new console announced as soon as next month, potentially along with a price cut. Finally, if you're hoping to buy a Galaxy Nexus anytime in the very near future, you might be out of luck. Apple's convinced a court to grant an injunction barring sale of the device in the United States. The device is no longer available in the Play Store, though you can still find it at some Verizon retailers and other resellers around the country. And Google says that they plan to have it back online in just about a week with the Jelly Bean 4.1 update. That's all the news for today. Tomorrow we take a look at defragging your cyberspace deck. Is it worth the hassle?