Barnes & Noble's Nook app for iOS goes 4.0 with new design, features and improvements
Barnes & Noble has just released the first major update to come to the official iOS app of its Nook e-reading service in over a year.
Barnes & Noble has just released the first major update to come to the official iOS app of its Nook e-reading service in over a year.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 NOOK is now available at Barnes and Noble stores.
The first Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 NOOK launches in August.
Nook for iOS has finally been updated to be fully compatible with iOS 7.
Barnes & Noble has notified users of its Nook iOS app about a couple of issues that they may encounter on iOS 7.
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The newly updated Nook for iOS introduces support for Nook comics.
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It is a truth universally acknowledged that an e-reading app in possession of accessibility features must be good for visually impaired users. And one such app is Nook for iOS.
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Just a few hours ago, Barnes & Noble’s Nook app for iOS has also received a significant update.
The largest brick and mortar book retailer in the U.S. announces the release of Nook for Web. Now you can read your e-books everywhere.
Glad to have you on board the Retina iPad bandwagon, Nook, but please fix that credit card nuisance soon.
Could Apple be thinking about buying Barnes & Noble? Skyfire has released a new app that let's you use Safari, and view Flash videos. Plus we have more price drops, and a must have download.
Apple is said to be considering a purchase of book giant Barnes & Noble. This news, which comes exclusively from BGR, suggests Apple would use the acquisition to fold Barnes & Noble’s vast library of e-books into its own iBooks store.
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Barnes & Noble is bringing full-color, interactive magazines and newspapers to its free NOOK iPad app. In total, 175 titles will be available when the service launches in the coming days. However, to utilize the new service users will have to wait until the company brings a new app update to the App Store. Right now, the app is no longer available for download.
Apple’s new subscription rules are beginning to have an effect on iPad owners who use the iDevice to read books. While one e-book app has now been eliminated from the App Store, others have been radically changed to comply with the new rules. What’s the status of your favorite e-book reader app? Read on.
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Another week, another Apple lawsuit. New York publisher John T. Colby is suing Apple over the use of the word “iBooks,” according to news first reported by Tuaw.
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Amazon.com is actively soliciting iOS developers to bring their apps to its Kindle platform. In particular, the Seattle, Washington-based company is seeking out educational app developer. However, this news isn't bad news for Apple.