I don't think you understood what I wrote.
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Originally Posted by jswinden
I wouldn't draw too many Android conclusions based solely on the nookcolor (NC) because the NC uses a terrible hybrid OS that is part Android and part B&N garbage. I think a true Android tablet or phone will be a different and better experience and comparison. In other words, don't give up on Android based on the NC running the stock software.
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If Nook is very unlike Android, and I like Nook, does that mean I won't like Android? Perhaps I should take the Nook back and go with a dumb phone come Feb?
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Originally Posted by jswinden
True Android reader apps are much better than that gosh-awful stock reader app on the NC. It is pathetic, but fortunately there are several alternative Android readers to choose from like Coolreader, FBreader, Aldiko, Moon+ Reader, Kindle, Nook (Android app), Sony, et cetera. Some are really good, others not so much. Even the Android version of Nook is much better than the NC stock reader app! All that I listed are better than the stock NC reader except perhaps the Sony app (which really sucks). By having a few reader apps to choose from, you greatly increase the number of eBook formats which you can read.
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No thanks. I like the eReader derived reader on the Nook. FBreader is an OK reader, and I've used on various platforms. I own a Kindle 3 so a Kindle reader for the Nook would be counterproductive. If I need format flexibility, I use the jetBook, which still has everyone else beaten.
Regards,
Jack Tingle