 Sup nerds, check it, it's Wednesday, January 29th, 2014, hump day! It's your boy Bryce Slade and this ain't your mama's new show, it's 90th. Google is officially selling Motorola to Lenovo. The acquisition is worth just shy of 3 billion dollars. Include a handful of patents, but is primarily about devices like Moto X. Google originally picked up Moto in 2012 for 12.5 billion dollars. POTUS, Barack Obama had a State of the Union address last night and he announced his plan to create six high-tech manufacturing hubs around the US. There weren't many deets on the plan. The president did, however, push for congressional support. Barack asked for both houses to get those bills on his desk so he can get more Americans back to work. And finally, the Super Bowl is this Sunday and it's gonna be mad cold. Luckily the boys over at Fox Sports are using these record low temps to try out their crazy new cameras. The network recently announced that it will film the Super Bowl with infrared cameras, showing players body temperatures along with in-game stats. For more Super Bowl news, we're gonna go over to my main man, DJ FreshDirect. What up? People are hype. It's chilly outside. I'm excited. Back to you. That is it for today's top stories coming a la mañana. My girlfriend starts working at Chipotle and so you know I'm gonna be up in that burrito bowl.