 It's Thursday, February 28th, 2013. I'm Nilan Patel and I'm in a glass cage. Please send help. This is 90 Seconds on the Verge, brought to you by Motorola. Bradley Manning has pleaded guilty to leaking classified documents to WikiLeaks. The US Army private was the source behind the release of various intelligent memos, detainee files, and video, and now faces up to 20 years in prison for his actions. However, Manning also pleaded not guilty to 12 additional charges, including aiding the enemy. Reading from a statement, Manning said, quote, I felt that I accomplished something that would allow me to have a clear conscience. Google owns Motorola Mobility, but that doesn't mean it's in love with the company's products. Google CFO Patrick Prichette said today that the company inherited an 18-month pipeline of products when it acquired Motorola, and described the devices as, quote, fine, but not really to the standards that what Google would say is wow. So when will we see some wow-worthy devices from Motorola? Google acquired the company in May of 2012. That's about nine months ago, so soon. It should be soon. I think it's soon. And lastly, Pope Benedict XVI has left Twitter. Today, the pontiff thanked his supporters with one final tweet from the at pontifex account before formally stepping down from his post. The Vatican has since deleted all the pope's tweets and archived them off site, leaving a clean slate on the pontifex account should the presumably young, hip, new pope also want to tweet instead of using, say, Snapchat. That's it for today's top stories. Stay tuned for an important announcement from your local affiliate.