It’s late, in fact very late, but it was finally here. The official Nexus 7 Pogo pin dock hit the Play Store and the good news was that it came with a price tag of only $29.99 in the US (25GBP in the UK and 30 Euros across Europe), $10 cheaper than from other online retailers. Maybe that’s why the dock has disappeared so quickly. It is already sold out, or “temporarily out of stock” according to the product page.

Just in case you are new to this accessory, the dock is coming equipped with microUSB and audio out ports, but that’s about it. There’s no HDMI. It just charges your Nexus 7 and can be connected to headphones or speakers. And yeah, it also acts as a nice stand for watching movies and more, as you can see above.

If you care about these things you can place an order after waiting till it is available again and get the dock in a week or two. Yes, you will have to wait again. So, are you interested in the dock or do you feel it isn’t really worth it at this point?

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However, this does not mean that Grooveshark is now free and in the clear. It’s still in plenty of hot water with its legal battles, so the actual library of songs available through the music streaming service may get more or less limited as time goes on. That said, at least the app is back and that helps Grooveshark maintain a certain level of mindshare among consumers.

“We’re delighted that the official Grooveshark app has been reinstated,” said Grooveshark in an official statement. “We look forward to continuing to build a relationship with Android and leverage this fantastic platform for our partners.”

This should build on the victory Grooveshark had in a New York court about two months ago. Universal argued that the safe harbor provisions in the DMCA didn’t apply to recordings before 1972. The judge disagreed and said that it wasn’t Grooveshark’s responsibility to determine the copyright status of pre-1972 recordings.

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