The Nook Simple Touch is great for reading ebooks. It’s got plenty of storage, it’s small enough to carry anywhere, can be used with one hand, can hold tons of books, its e-ink display is crisp and easy to read, and most importantly, it runs a skinned and customized version of Android behind Barnes and Noble’s interface. I got my hands on one a couple of weeks ago from a friend, and with about a half-hour, some basic tools, and a little patience, I turned my new Nook into a solid starter Android tablet with complete access to the Android Market, Google apps, your email, and the web. Here’s how. More »
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Turn a $99 Nook into a Fully Fledged Android Tablet in Four Easy Steps [Video]
