 It's Wednesday, October 24th, 2012. I'm Isaac Cohen. I'm usually behind the camera, but today I had my friend Will do it. Hey, Will. This is 90 Seconds on the Verge, brought to you by Virgin Mobile. Barnes & Noble's cash wrap has been hacked. The bookseller today said pin pads in 63 of its stores nationwide were physically compromised to collect credit and debit card information. While it took steps to stop the breach, Barnes & Noble apparently did not notify customers directly because of an ongoing FBI investigation. Thank God I never learned to read. Am I right? The Windows Phone 8 revolution is coming to Verizon mid-November. According to leaked documents obtained by Android Central, the Nokia Lumia 822 and HTC Windows Phone 8X are due out November 12th. All companies have been rather coy about an official launch date. Hopefully everything will be clear after Microsoft's official Windows Phone 8 event on October 29th. Speaking of Verizon, the leaked document also showed that it would be the fourth U.S. carrier to get the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. An announcement is expected tonight, maybe even before this show gets posted, for $299 on contract. That matches AT&T and Sprint's prices. T-Mobile, oddly enough, is charging $70 more. That's the price you pay for a 5.5 inch phone. Tablet. Fablet. Yes, fablet. And that's it for today's top stories. Let me tell you now about a movie I saw last night. It's called Argo and you'd think it'd be about a horse voiced by Eddie Murphy that broke his leg and couldn't race anymore and then strived.