Articles Tagged ‘nook’
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Opinion: Sometimes Even Apple Fans Must Wade Into The Android Ecosystem
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Tue May 07th, 2013
There are times when some of us have no choice but to buy an Android-based tablet.
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Ka-Pow! Nook For iOS Now Supports Nook Comics With ZoomView
BY Aldrin Calimlim on Tue March 26th, 2013
The newly updated Nook for iOS introduces support for Nook comics.
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Shelf Control: How To Read Your Read-Later Articles In Your Favorite E-Reading App
BY Aldrin Calimlim on Mon December 10th, 2012
Wouldn't it be great if you could download your favorite articles as e-books and read them in your favorite e-book reading app?
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Barnes & Noble's Nook For iOS Enters New Chapter In Assistive Technology
BY Aldrin Calimlim on Mon November 26th, 2012
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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The iPad Mini And Its Likely Competitors: Prices And Specs That May Work
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Fri October 12th, 2012
AppAdvice takes a look at the long-rumored iPad Mini and how it might compares to other compact tablets on the market.
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Harry Potter Books Magically Disappear After Updating To New Version Of Nook For iOS
BY Aldrin Calimlim on Tue September 11th, 2012
Just a few hours ago, Barnes & Noble’s Nook app for iOS has also received a significant update.
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Barnes & Noble Introduces Nook For Web, Which Will Benefit iOS Customers Too
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Tue July 17th, 2012
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.
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Barnes & Noble's Nook Finally Turns The Page For The New iPad's Retina Display
BY Aldrin Calimlim on Sat March 31st, 2012
Glad to have you on board the Retina iPad bandwagon, Nook, but please fix that credit card nuisance soon.
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The Best Apps When Traveling To Las Vegas
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Sun August 07th, 2011
There’s no place quite like Las Vegas with its neon signs, fantastic nightlife and of course, numerous 24/7 casinos. For those making a trip to Sin City, we recommend the following apps for the iPhone/iPod
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AppAdvice Daily: Skyfire Releases New App, Plus Learn How To Fold Some Love Into Your Dollars!
BY Robin Rhys on Fri July 29th, 2011
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.
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Rumor: Apple Considering Barnes & Noble Purchase
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Fri July 29th, 2011
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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Apple’s Attempt To Siphon Off E-Book Revenues From Others Backfires
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Tue July 26th, 2011
Apple's new subscription rules makes it the biggest loser. Here's why.
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NOOK iPad Reader App Pulled From App Store, But Coming Back Soon With Something Huge
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Tue July 26th, 2011
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.
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Depending On Which E-Book Reader App You Use, Today Could Be A Bad Day [Updated]
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Mon July 25th, 2011
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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Physical, Printed Media Is Dying (And It Has Nothing To Do With Pricing Or Availability)
BY Andy Faust III on Tue July 19th, 2011
The clock is ticking for traditional printers and publishers, but it isn't because digital's cheaper or faster.
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Leatherbound: A Price Comparison App For E-Books
BY Joe White on Thu June 23rd, 2011
Leatherbound is a new, free universal application that allows users to compare e-book prices across the iBookstore, Kindle Store and NOOK Book Store.
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Apple Sued Over iBooks Name
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Thu June 16th, 2011
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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Top AppAdvice News & Apps Of The Past Week
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Sun May 15th, 2011
The week that was featured news about Google, Skype, Microsoft and more. What do you think?
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Amazon.com Looking For iOS Developers To Create Apps For Its Kindle Device
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Mon March 28th, 2011
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.
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Apple's Rules For E-Reader Apps Could Be Bad News [Updated]
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Thu January 27th, 2011
When you purchase e-books through sources other than iBooks, Apple doesn't get its 30 percent take. That could all change soon. But, what does it mean to users?
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