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Originally Posted by FF2
I just checked to see if it could be tethered to a Blackberry. Apparently, tether.com does not have anything to accomplish it. But as the inquiries went on, the thread started to show some interest from the tether folks. I guess, us AARP folks need to totter on down to B&N.
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One of the features android 2.2 has is you can turn your phone into a mobile access point and provide internet access for any WI-FI device. that us the wayI provides access to my nook, PC, son's ipod, etc..... The nice thing about this method is there need for any drivers, justa WI-FI capable device.
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Originally Posted by Worldwalker
X, you might wanna check that topic spelling. It's late, and my brain is making funny little noises in the corner, so you don't want to know the thoughts "compeditor" brought to mind (especially since this is a book forum). Comps ... editors ... and the fact that free association is worth exactly what you pay for it ... well, you can figure it from there.  |
Ha ha, yes I'm a horrible speller and did not catch the spelling error until it was too late. However since MobileRead does not allow us to change the title is must live with that embarrassing error.
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Originally Posted by Lemurion
Both are IPS screens - unlike most of the competition. The Nook Color actually having a slight advantage in crispness because it's 169 PPI, to the iPad's 132 PPI.
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I havenit do a true side by side comparison between the two device screens, both are pretty good, but none compare to sammys Super AMOLED screen. One thing I do notice however is that the nook is crisper.
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