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Nook Tablet For Dummies
The fun is just a tap away with the nifty NOOK Tablet! It's an e-reader, it's a tablet, and it's hot! The NOOK Tablet offers all the advantages of an Android-based tablet, and this small-trim book is packed with information about how to use it. Learn to set up your NOOK Tablet, navigate the touchscreen, download and read e-books, access the Internet, use all the cool Android apps that are included, and much more. Find out how to create your own e-books, share books with others, listen to music or watch streaming video on your NOOK Tablet, personalize your tablet, add accessories, and take advantage of all it offers. Just like the NOOK Tablet itself, NOOK Tablet For Dummies, Portable Edition is packed with everything you need to be NOOKing in no time!
224 pages, Paperback
First published January 10, 2012
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September 3, 2013
Unfortunately, tablets and computers change so quickly that printed information can become outdated very quickly.... This must be taken into mind when reading this book! There are a lot of helpful tips for new users, like myself, but it only goes so far as things have changed since this book was written!
I very recently got a Nook and LOVE it! It is my very first e-reader of any type and it is definitely going to be increasing the number of books that I read. When I first got it, it did take a while to get used to as things do run a little differently than on a computer. These tablets are amazing and with their recent addition of the Google Play store, you are able to turn your Nook into a fully functioning tablet, great for all media, games, etc!
One thing that the Nook is missing that the Kindle has is a camera. Not a big deal for me, considering the price difference!
Anyway, this is NOT a review of my Nook, but rather a book review! lol!
Even though some things have changed since publication, it still is worth picking up for anyone who is brand new to e-readers or tablets in general. I was able to pick up a lot by just playing around myself, but there definitely are tips that I did not know.
Check it out!
I very recently got a Nook and LOVE it! It is my very first e-reader of any type and it is definitely going to be increasing the number of books that I read. When I first got it, it did take a while to get used to as things do run a little differently than on a computer. These tablets are amazing and with their recent addition of the Google Play store, you are able to turn your Nook into a fully functioning tablet, great for all media, games, etc!
One thing that the Nook is missing that the Kindle has is a camera. Not a big deal for me, considering the price difference!
Anyway, this is NOT a review of my Nook, but rather a book review! lol!
Even though some things have changed since publication, it still is worth picking up for anyone who is brand new to e-readers or tablets in general. I was able to pick up a lot by just playing around myself, but there definitely are tips that I did not know.
Check it out!
March 27, 2013
It's okay, but a bit long winded. A lot of the information could of been condensed without losing it's meaning. Like the first chart on what files the devices could read did not need a you know what I'm talking about remark, and then a couple pages later is a proper list of all the compatible files. Also, some areas seem a bit disjointed in organization. The how-to-use calibre section could of been expanded because, from what I have seen, a lot of nook users do use that program. Also, from what I have read on nook user forums, some people have been able to connect a wireless keyboard using the bluetooth. The Widgets is there from a recent update. And, to get free books from B&N you can type 0.00 or "free" in the shop's search engine.
The last section Ten Plus Tips and Tricks is very helpful. The rest of the book is good for general information that people who are new to these devices would find very helpful.
The last section Ten Plus Tips and Tricks is very helpful. The rest of the book is good for general information that people who are new to these devices would find very helpful.
February 13, 2013
Useful tips
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