 It's Monday, November 5th, 2012. I'm Addy Robertson, and this is 90 Seconds on the Verge, from the set of On the Verge. Apple has sold over three million new iPads and iPad Minis in their first weekend of availability. The company says that this is double the previous record for 1.5 million Wi-Fi-only iPads. Apple does not break down how many of those three million were iPad Minis and how many were fourth-gen iPads. We think it's safe to say there probably weren't a lot of iPad 2 sales. The iPad Mini is currently sold out with a two-week wait for online orders. Windows Live Messenger is now the walking dead. The Verge has learned through several sources that the service will be retired in the coming months and integrated into Skype. Microsoft has slowly been moving people over to the Messenger backend for Skype over the past few months. According to sources, the company will announce the retirement of Windows Live Messenger soon, possibly as early as this week. Finally, CBS is embracing Hulu, sort of. The network has signed a licensing agreement for over 2,600 episodes. That includes both classics like The Twilight Zone and Star Trek, as well as newer shows like CSI Miami. Some caveats, though. Shows currently on the air, like Big Bang Theory, are not part of the deal. And what shows are available require a Hulu Plus subscription. The deal is non-exclusive, so there's no need to worry about CBS content vanishing from Netflix anytime soon. Considering Hulu's uncertain future, it's probably good to keep those options open. That's it for today's top stories. If you're in New York, join us tomorrow for the taping of On the Verge. And remember to write in soon-to-be overlord Ross Miller on your ballots.