 It's Monday, March 25th, 2013. I'm Ross Miller, human after all. This is 1011010 seconds on the verge. After fixing a security exploit, Apple's password recovery page is back online. This past Friday, it was discovered that any password could be reset with nothing more than an email address and a date of birth. At the time, the only way for users to protect themselves from the exploit was to activate Apple's new two-step verification. And even though the exploit is fixed, we still implore you to give two-step verification a shot. T-Mobile's new contract-free pricing plans are now live. Here's what you'll pay. $50 per month will get you 500 megabytes of data with unlimited voice and text. $20 more will get you unlimited data. Mobile hotspots, however, will cost extra. T-Mobile's pricing undercuts its rivals considerably, but the trade-off right now is coverage and a lack of LTE service. That could all change soon, however, as T-Mobile's first LTE markets are expected to go live this month. Finally, Daft Punk has a message for you. That message has a beat you can dance to and launches May 21st. It's entitled Random Access Memories. A new 15-second ad ran during Saturday Night Live this weekend, announcing the album name and teasing a new song. The French electronic duo scored the soundtrack for Tron Legacy in 2010, but otherwise it's been eight years since their last studio album. 4-4 drum beat? Check. Sleek helmets? Large visors? Yep, that one too. Blatant references to funk obscured by heavy voice modulation? Of course. That's it for today's top stories. Join us tomorrow for... Really?