Thread: Mini Comparison of nookcolor and iPad
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Old 03-18-2011, 04:37 PM   #3
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Me too! They probably will in the future. It is strange that the Nook apps for iOS and Android seem to have more features than the nookcolor stock reader. I really got spoiled to the two column landscape when I had my Sony PRS-900 and later the PRS-950. BTW, I didn't show it, but the Nook iOS app has the two column landscape feature. I assume the Nook Android app does too.
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