 It's Wednesday, July 25th, 2012. I'm Ellis Hamburger, your Alpha and Omega for today's 90 seconds on the Verge. As promised, Apple's OS X Mountain Lion is now available to download through the Mac App Store. The $20 update adds notification center, iMessages, speech-to-text dictation. Our own Nilay Patel reviewed the update and called it a no-brainer, specifically calling out AirPlay Mirroring as the must-have new feature. Finally, you can watch Hulu on your big screen without a monthly fee. World of Warcraft is also set to get its own platform update, so to speak. Mists of Pandaria, the popular MMO's fourth expansion pack, is now scheduled for release on September 25th. After eight years, it's pretty obvious that these guys are almost completely out of ideas. Kickstarter success story Pebble has hit a bit of a snag. The company said it will not be shipping its smartwatch in September as originally planned. Good news, however, Pebble has revealed a special edition color for those who donated $125 or more. Really hope you like glossy orange. And finally, Google, Facebook, Amazon, and eBay have formed their own lobbying group in Washington. The so-called Internet Association calls itself the quote, unified voice of the internet economy. While no specific policies have been discussed, it's not difficult to guess that net neutrality will be playing a big role in its future work. And that's it for today's top stories. Tune in tomorrow for a very special report. Should you train in your watchdog for an army of watch drones?