 It's Wednesday, October 30th, 2013. I'm Dan Berg, the latest celebrity advisor to Hellmann's mayonnaise. This is 90 seconds on the verge. More news on the NSA. Today, the Washington Post released new documents provided by Edward Snowden. In them, revelations that the agency intercepts millions of pieces of Google and Yahoo user information each day by tapping into the links between servers. And let it be known that there's nothing more disconcerting than leaked documents with smiley faces written on them. Google Glass 2.0 is nigh upon us. The company has unveiled a new model of its Cyborg headset yesterday. The updated wearable features a removable mono earbud and now supports prescription lenses. Two mystery barges have appeared, one on each side of the country, and many believe that these are the future Google Glass showrooms. And finally, PS4 owners will have to find a friend with an Xbox One if they plan on playing Titanfall. The CFO of Electronic Arts announced yesterday that the next-gen shooter will only be available on the Xbox One, 360, and PC. While it has been a known launch title exclusive for some time, the news of the game staying only on the Xbox One comes as a surprise. What is clear though is that Microsoft is using Titanfall as a major selling point for the next-gen console. But don't worry, Sony fans. Titanfall developers say the exclusivity deal only applies to the first game in the series, and that future sequels may arrive on other consoles. And that's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, I get this darn nail out of my finger. Just kidding, this is a prop. Nothing bad ever happens at The Verge.