The New York Times has just released an App for Windows 7 mobile devices.
Recently, we interviewed Microsoft's David Sayed about the mobile platform and its deep video sharing utility. We are republishing the interview today.
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The New York Times Releases App for Windows 7 with Deep Video Sharing Functionality
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