 It's March 15th, 2013. I'm Andy Notko with the Chicago Sun-Times and this is 90 Seconds on the Verge, brought to you by Motorola. If cool Gmail clients getting snapped up wasn't a trend before, it is now. Dropbox has purchased the company behind Mailbox, the iPhone app launched just over a month ago to critical acclaim and an extremely long waiting list. The app won't be going away, however. Instead, the Mailbox team is joining Dropbox to develop it even further. And the company has hinted there's some clever Dropbox file attachment integration on the way. This probably means you won't have to wait that much longer to get on that waiting list. Maybe. Unveiling the Galaxy S4 wasn't enough for Samsung. They also announced two new CEOs. Company presidents JK Shin and Boo Kun-Yoon will be joining the current CEO. Yes, that's three CEOs in total. The move will let Samsung's three major divisions, mobile, TVs, and components, each have their own representative at the top of the company. Hey, worked great for research in motion. And finally, Ridley Scott, Harrison Ford, and you weren't the only people who hated the voiceover in Blade Runner. A page of scathing screening notes for the sci-fi classic recently surfaced on Reddit. In them, producer Jerry Perenchio writes, quote, why is this voiceover track so terrible? Hopefully this is not being dubbed in. He sounds drugged. Were they all on drugs when they did this? Typical. He probably hates unicorns, too. That's it for today's top stories. Join us tomorrow with a sneak peek at CBS's latest hit sitcom, Two Broke Drones.