 It's Monday, October 22nd, 2012. I'm Michael Shane, and I will not be talking about Apple today. This is 90 Seconds on the Verge, brought to you by Virgin Mobile. AMC is back on Dish Network. The channel was dropped in July due to a legal dispute. That's now been settled, with Dish agreeing to pay $700 million to Cablevision and AMC. AMC's flagship channel is already back online, while Sundance Channel, WeTV, IFC, and Fuse will return November 1st. Don Draper, Walter White, and Rick Grimes, thank you for your cooperation. There's been a notable lack of high-profile apps in the run-up to the release of Windows 8, but now we've got two big names to look forward to. Both Skype and Hulu Plus have been confirmed for launch. The apps use Microsoft's Tile-based style and support Snap View for multitasking. Skype and Hulu Plus will be available through the Windows Store on day one. The Windows 8 launch, of course, is officially this Friday, October 26th. And finally, in case there was any doubt that Google would release an LG Nexus device next week, here's LG itself to set the record straight. A company executive from its India division told IBM Live in no uncertain terms that Google will unveil a 4.7-inch LG Nexus on October 29th. That phone will go on sale in Indian markets by the end of November, running a new version of Android 4.2. No word on an international release, but we expect those details to come to light in just a few days' time. And that's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, find out how so-called Clockwork Angels are being used to test for Echo on different stages.