 It's Tuesday, August 7th, 2012. I'm Ross Miller, America's Most Stunted. This is 90 Seconds on the Verge. Acer CEO J.T. Wang is warning Microsoft to, quote, think twice about making its own Windows 8 tablets. Speaking to the Financial Times, Wang criticizes the company's plans, saying it will, quote, create a huge negative impact for the ecosystem and other brands may take a negative reaction. Acer's executives have gone so far to publicly question what other options beyond Windows they may have. The answer, of course, is not much at all. And Amazon is now a fully-fledged Facebook games developer. Because, hey, why not? Amazon Game Studios' first game is Living Classics, a free-to-play moving objects game that takes players into classic tales, such as Alice in Wonderland, The Wizard of Oz, and King Arthur. Living Classics is available now to play and, of course, includes all requisite social hooks, such as sharing every single minute detail of your accomplishments to your friends and family. Finally, new evidence in the latest iOS 6 Beta suggests the next iPhone will indeed have a taller screen. According to 9to5Mac, developers running iOS Simulator were able to make a new fifth row of apps appear on the home screen by stretching the screen to 1136x640 resolution. Obviously, this is rumor built upon other rumor cross-referenced and corroborated via other rumors. Don't worry, though. Rumors suggest the next iPhone will be announced and launched in September. Or so rumors say. And that's it for today's top stories. Tune in tomorrow to find out exactly what tragic event led to the discus throw being dropped from this year's Sub-Colbert Olympic Games.