 It's Monday, February 4th, 2013. I'm Addi Robertson, and I pledge my allegiance to the Red Jaguars. This is 90 Seconds on the Verge. Super Bowl XLVII has come and gone. Last night, the Ravens beat the 49ers 34-31, and in between all that, Beyonce performed the halftime show with an army of clones, as well as an all-too-brief Destiny's Child reunion. But the craziest moment of last night had to be the blackout. The entire game was stalled for 35 minutes as the Superdome experienced a major power outage. A number of sponsors took to Twitter to crack wise, but Oreo took it a step further with a very clever image proclaiming, quote, You can still dunk in the dark. It was the best ad all night, and probably the cheapest. But enough about sportsball. Let's talk iPhone. A jailbreak for the iPhone 5 and iPad Mini is now available. The tool, dubbed Evasion, is the first to support Apple's newest line of iOS devices, as well as older ones that run iOS 6.1. As always, jailbreaking voids your warranty, and in this case it also screws up Apple's weather app. Consider yourself warned. Finally, we're 100 days into Windows 8, and we've barely scratched the surface. Microsoft has thus far revealed over 60 million license sales from the new operating system. The company, however, will not reveal any sales figures for its first Surface tablet. Analysts estimate sales have been just shy of 1 million for Microsoft's first-party Windows RT device. The Surface Pro, with full Windows 8 functionality, goes on sale later this week. And that's it for today's top stories. Tune in tomorrow for the legend of Richard III's animated skeletal remains.