 It's Tuesday, October 2nd, 2012. I'm Ross Miller, and if you're watching on YouTube, this is 91 Seconds on the Verge. HTC today unveiled the One X Plus, which as you can guess is an upgraded version of its flagship One X phone from earlier this year. The One X Plus is HTC's first phone to ship with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. The HTC One X Plus will be available globally starting early this month. AT&T, meanwhile, will have the One X Plus and new mid-range One XZ in the coming months. Motorola has mysteriously dropped its latest ITC-PAT infringement case against Apple. It's unclear what led to the new decision, but in the filing, Motorola specifically states that quote, there are no agreements between Motorola and Apple concerning the subject matter of this investigation. Motorola and Apple have been fighting in court since 2010, and call it a hunch, this is probably not over yet. Actual productivity has arrived on Steam. Valve will begin publishing non-game software through its digital platform. Most titles include Camera Back 2, Game Maker Studio, and 3D Mark Vantage. The first group of titles will be available starting today, with a 10% discount through the end of the week. Finally, the siren song of our planet. NASA this week released a new audio recording of a phenomenon called chorus, which is caused by radio signals from Earth's radiation belts. It is the clearest example yet, and also noted that an unprecedented stereo recording might be possible in the future. Like softest music to attending ears. And that's it for today's top stories. Wake up tomorrow, new at-home genetics tests can now detect telekinetics in as early as the second trimester.