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Originally Posted by jswinden
Upgrade 1.2 is very disappointing from my perspective. The fact that B&N named it 1.2 rather than 2.0 says it all. I never gave a damn about the stupid Android apps, my iPad does that better than Android ever will, but I was hoping B&N had improved the native ePub reader. B&N did NOT make any significant changes to the reader. It is stll the same old POS it has always been. No landscape, few fonts, few formating options, no 2nd level TOC entries, etc.  |
I think the app store was more important to the majority of customers (not so much for the Angry Birds aspect, but for the OverDrive aspect, which goodness knows if they actually included), but I agree that the stock readers need updating ASAP.
The stock ePub reader is...adequate for me but nothing to write home about. (I myself wanted the highlighting updated to be more functional and to support exports.) The stock pdf reader is shamefully bad considering that it's far far worse than the stock pdf reader on the nook classic.
I wouldn't have minded an "app store" update to come first followed by a stock reader update, except that... FIVE MONTHS. I mean, really. After the superb and regular early updates to the nook classic, I guess I just got spoiled.
