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Originally Posted by djulian
I am curious--and I'm not anti-Nook! I really like the new Nook's touch screen--I'm curious though as to why they would say "no browser" so explicitly, but then include one. The "no browser" comment was one of the key reasons I was not going to get a new Nook. But now, maybe so...(don't tell my wife, I have to ease her into the idea.  ) |
I'm only speculating here, but the browser is an inherent part of Android, and I guess B&N didn't go to the effort of removing it. They probably didn't do any work to optimize it for eInk, and to keep things simple, decided not to make one available to the user. The fact that you can launch it by the search feature is probably an oversight.