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Wired and The New Yorker for Android Coming This SpringWired News (blog) - John C Abell - 14 Feb, 2011Android versions of Wired and The New Yorker will be available in the spring, Condé Nast announced Monday. The two publications have been ... |
Condé Nast Launching Digital Editions For AndroidpaidContent.org - 14 Feb, 2011Condé Nast prepping digital editions of The New Yorker and Wired magazines for Google's Android 3.0 (aka Honeycomb) system this spring. ... |
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Condé Nast to Launch Magazine Editions for Google's AndroidTheWrap - Dylan Stableford - 14 Feb, 2011Condé Nast announced on Monday the launch of digital editions of its magazines for Google's Android. The New Yorker and Wired will be ... |
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Condé Nast Debuts Digital Versions Of The New Yorker And Wired For Androidmediabistro.com - Brad Wellen - 14 Feb, 2011Beginning this spring, Condé Nast will roll out the inaugural digital magazine editions for Android with tablet ... |
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