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We hope you weren’t too attached to the Nook app for Windows, because it’s going away — well, sort of. Barnes & Noble’s Nook Media subsidiary and Microsoft have amended their partnership with terms that let Nook Media stop distributing its Windows… - March Madness Live 2014: new apps, redesigned brackets and more social features
It’s about that time again. That time for NCAA Division I schools to battle it out on the court during the month of March, all in search of men’s basketball glory. Naturally, the NCAA, in partnership with CBS and Turner Sports, couldn’t have kicked…
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Week 24 in review: Bezelless vivo NEX duo is official, Oppo Find X leaks
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