 It's Friday, October 5th, 2012. I'm David Pierce, and this is 90 live-action, role-playing seconds on the verge. LG is rumored to be making Google's next Nexus phone. According to Motocross' Paul O'Brien, the device will be based on the Optimus G but will not look the same. What's particularly interesting here is that it's tipped to have wireless charging. The so-called Optimus Nexus is said to be launching in mid-November. According to CNET, an official announcement is coming late this month. And if earlier whispers are to be believed, this is just one of many, many Nexus phones coming soon. Twenty years ago today, the ThinkPad was born. IBM's legendary series was arguably the first good laptop ever made. It's also known for its iconic track point, which you might know as the nub or the nibble mouse. In 2005, Lenovo bought the ThinkPad brand and the team that created it at IBM. Its legacy still lives on, with the Windows 8-powered ThinkPad tablet 2 coming on October 26th. These guys definitely didn't copy the MacBook Air. And finally, a more somber anniversary. This time last year, the world mourned the passing of Steve Jobs. The Apple co-founder was renowned for his charismatic presentations and his strive for perfection. Under his leadership, the company released revolutionary products like the Apple II, the iPhone, and the iPad. He's also credited as co-founder of Pixar Animation Studio. Apple CEO Tim Cook posted a fitting video tribute and message on the company's homepage. Quote, our values originated from Steve and his spirit will forever be the foundation of Apple. Jobs was 56 at the time of his passing. And that's it for today's top stories, and mine with mine heart in it. And now farewell until tomorrow ends.