As it stands right now, Amazon’s Kindle Fire tablet is raking in the money due to its low-cost, and easy accessibility. It’s easily one of the most popular Android-based tablets out there, even if Amazon did manage to skin it and customize it to the point where you can barely tell it’s Android running behind the scenes. With its 8GB of storage, and $200… Read more
Barnes and Noble locked down the bootloader on the Nook Tablet pretty tight with a software update a few months ago, upsetting many users of the relatively inexpensive tablet. Since then it has been hard to root the tablet, but a clever developer over at XDA has figured out a new method that just requires a microSD card. It also requires that the user’s PC… Read more
While the original NOOK Color wasn’t a tablet in every sense of the word, the device’s Android roots made it possible for folks out there to make it a plausible tablet alternative, without spending a lot of money for a tablet. Well, Barnes and Noble decided to actually make a device that acted more like a tablet right out of the box, and the NOOK Tablet has… Read more
When there are new gadgets on the scene, fan-favorite site iFixit usually has some great and glorious plans for them. While we try to cherish our devices, making sure they don’t fall apart on us, they love to tear them open and find out what makes them tick. This time around they got their hands on the Barnes and Noble Nook Tablet. It doesn’t look like… Read more
So Barnes and Noble has officially made known that they plan on entering the tablet market with their NOOK Tablet. This announcement came after Amazon unveiled their first tablet device, the Kindle Fire. Both of these devices run on Android, albeit a heavily modified version of our favorite mobile OS. But, it has been awhile since Amazon introduced all… Read more
We had already seen that the Nook Tablet was the real thing a few days ago, and Barnes and Noble has stuck to their schedule and officially announced the newest member of the Nook family this morning on the East coast. The device looks exactly like the original Nook Color, but the internals are certainly geared more towards a “tablet” experience, rather… Read more
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