Though Barnes & Noble countered Amazon’s upcoming Kindle Fire by unveiling the Nook Tablet today, Amazon isn’t stopping in its tracks. In fact, even before the Kindle Fire hits stores, rumors already suggest that the company is prepping its follow-up device for early 2012. As you may know, rumors have circulated for months that Amazon …
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T-Mobile has announced the addition of the new Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus to its portfolio …
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