- #NOOK READER APP CHANGE HIGHLIGHTS ANDROID HOW TO#
- #NOOK READER APP CHANGE HIGHLIGHTS ANDROID INSTALL#
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- #NOOK READER APP CHANGE HIGHLIGHTS ANDROID MANUAL#
Best approach for rooting a 1.3 I have a brand new nook that is running 1.3, and I want to get it rooted (it's a Christmas gift for my son). Overdrive is generally the library-borrowing app of choice, though I haven't used it myself. I use primarily the kindle app, but need an ereader that allows you to borrow ebooks from the public library. A couple side-loaded versions of the nook ereader app also do not work, and I haven't found any posts where anybody has gotten theirs working after root. Fortunately, books downloaded before the rooting procedure can still be read on the ereader, but nothing else. Rooting broke the ereader as well as the preloaded 'shop' app. I rooted and overclocked a new NC with 1.2 pre-installed, with no change in ROM so far. Call me nuts, but I find cinnamon-on-mustard with the barest margin the most readable arrangement in any light. For me, it strikes the best balance between ease of use and customization. It also handles pdf, but not as well as ezPDF. I've found Aldiko superior to NC stock both for reading and browsing my epub titles. I already had all my books on the emmc card (sorry, I am running CM7 root off of my SD card) from my standard nook book and had no problems pointing Moon+ to look in the right location for my library. It is very configurable - including fonts, backgrounds, margins, line spacing. Still needs some improvements, with book indexing, but has lots of nice features - automatic & locked screen orientation, finger slide for bright/dim settings, standard "squeeze" to change font size - tap & swipe & scroll paging - audio reading of books (like amazon, but voice not quite as good). Biggest problem is lack of documentation (which I'm thinking of writing). I am using the Moon+ reader and really like it. Bluefire reader, which I really like on the iPad and iPod Touch, is only out for iOS atm but is supposed to be released for android in June - I'm hoping it can read all DRM'ed books the way the iOS app can. Nook app is too buggy to use at the moment. the stock one is nice but if you want to really expand the tablet it is a loss i was fine with.Ĭurrently use FBreader for non-DRM'ed, Kindle for any Amazon purchases. I use either kindle app, nook app for magazines, and generic ones for epub and other such types. He is asking about if you use a different rom the stock reader is only available on BN roms
#NOOK READER APP CHANGE HIGHLIGHTS ANDROID INSTALL#
I have no reason to install any other reading application.
#NOOK READER APP CHANGE HIGHLIGHTS ANDROID UPDATE#
I did have some issue with program space, but once I moved all the android apps (Not the B&N apps!) to SD, space was freed up and all B&N apps installed and update just fine.
All the stock features work just fine including B&N shopping and purchasing. The stock reader app works just fine, just like stock.
#NOOK READER APP CHANGE HIGHLIGHTS ANDROID MANUAL#
My Nook Color is rooted with manual nooter, followed by an overclocked kernel. There are two or three other readers that are popular around here. No probably won't ever happen from what I've read.ģ. What are you guys doing for your ereading? How do you like the stock ereader in comparison with the alternatives? Has that influenced what you've done with the device? What are the best ereading apps?ġ. If I want to retain the stock ereader and add capabilities to the device, do I only have two options (1.
#NOOK READER APP CHANGE HIGHLIGHTS ANDROID HOW TO#
Has anyone figured out how to get the stock ereader working on any of the custom ROMs?Ģ. However, I do plan on rooting it and adding apps at a minimum.ġ. I kind of like the stock ereader app in comparison with the Nook app that is on the Android Market.
What are the eReader options? - Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting I just picked up a refurbed NC to add to my Android stable.
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