 It's Friday, February 22nd, 2013. I'm Addie Robertson and I'm here in the old Verge offices, alone, in the dark. This is 90 Seconds on the Verge, brought to you by Motorola. Google Glass is coming to consumers sooner than you might think. The company told us that the futuristic headset should go on sale to the general public by the end of 2013. It will be priced at under $1,500 and comes in five different colors. And if you already wear glasses, don't worry. Google is reportedly in talks with eyewear startup Warby Parker as well. Microsoft is getting ready to announce the successor to the Xbox 360. The company will likely be showing off its next-gen gaming console at an event in April. Rumors have pointed to a significant performance bump, Blu-ray support, and an updated Kinect system. Microsoft is no doubt trying to upstage Sony, which announced its PlayStation 4 earlier this week. Get your popcorn ready. And finally, another day, another set of hacking attacks. NBC.com was one of the latest victims. Hackers inserted code into the site's homepage, which would direct users to another site loaded with malware. Customer support company Zendesk also revealed that it had been hit. Attackers were able to download subject lines and addresses from emails sent to three of Zendesk's clients, Tumblr, Twitter, and Pinterest. Both NBC and Zendesk say the problem has been resolved, but in the meantime, you might want to be careful about any strange Tumblr emails you receive. And those are today's top stories. Join us next week when we'll have furniture. We think you're really going to like it.