 It's Tuesday, January 22nd, 2013. I'm David Pierce, and unfortunately, my controversial action figure has been pulled from store shelves. This is 90 Seconds on the Verge, presented by Ford. Better late than never, Microsoft has a release date for the Surface Pro. The company announced today that its high-end tablet will go on sale in the US and Canada on February 9th. For the $899 entry price, customers get 64 gigs of storage, an Intel Core i5 processor, and, of course, full-fledged Windows 8. Three new touch covers will also be available, along with a Surface Edition Wedge Touch Mouse. I mean, trackpad. Mouse. Datter. Whatever. The popular photo application 500pixels has disappeared from Apple's iOS app store, and the threat of adult content may be to blame. According to 500pixels, the app was pulled by Apple because it was, quote, easy to search for nude photos. What defines easy? Apparently, going to your computer, logging onto the website, changing setting, and then going back to the app and searching for nude photos. I'm searching for adult images on Safari right now. Don't tell anybody. It's a secret. And finally, Mozilla has shown off two developer devices running its Firefox mobile operating system. Created with the help of Spanish startup Geek's Phone, the company has two models, Kion and Peak. In line with Mozilla's emphasis on emerging markets, the two phones won't wow you with specs, but Geek's Phone does say they'll arrive at prices, quote, you never could have imagined. And look at them! They're adorable! And that's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, scientists uncover a horrific correlation between the rise in global temperature and PEZ dispensers. You won't want to miss it.