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The three patents Microsoft is hammering the Nook with—and why they may be invalid

by Jon Brodkin on Feb 7, 2012 • No Comments
Microsoft's complaint against Barnes & Noble's Android-based Nook devices has been narrowed down to just three patents, with the US International Trade Commission having to decide whether Nook devices infringe on severa...
ArsTechnica / Publishers

ITC lawyers argue that Barnes & Noble didn’t infringe Microsoft’s patents

by Peter Bright on Feb 6, 2012 • No Comments
Barnes & Noble received a boost in its patent infringement case against Microsoft after staff attorneys at the US International Trade Commission recommended that ITC Judge Theodore Essex find that the book company had not inf...
ArsTechnica / Publishers

Barnes & Noble faces setback in Microsoft antitrust complaint

by Peter Bright on Jan 31, 2012 • No Comments
Microsoft may have scored an early victory in its legal tussle with Barnes & Noble. The two companies are engaged in parallel battles, one via the Department of Justice, another via United States International Trade Commissio...
Nook Color update adds Netflix app
ArsTechnica / Publishers

Nook Color update adds Netflix app

by Casey Johnston on Dec 12, 2011 • No Comments
Barnes and Noble has given Nook Color users the gift of Netflix, as well as a few other big apps, according to the revised product page. The company is rolling out an update that will bring the Nook Color...
ArsTechnica / Publishers

Kindle Fire vs. Nook Tablet: which one should you buy?

by Casey Johnston on Nov 29, 2011 • No Comments
The Kindle Fire and Nook Tablet are both vying for that special place in consumers' hearts reserved for inexpensive consumption devices. But neither is perfect, and in many aspects of the tablet experience, one succeeds...
ArsTechnica / Publishers

Feature: Lean, mean consuming machine: the Nook Tablet reviewed

by Casey Johnston on Nov 23, 2011 • No Comments
The Nook Tablet was announced after Amazon's Kindle Fire and so seemed more like an inexpensive $249 me-too tablet. While both the Nook Tablet and the Fire are decidedly consumption-only devices, the Nook Tablet appears t......
ArsTechnica / Publishers

Nook Tablet rumor round-up: dual-core CPU, unfortunate battery life

by Casey Johnston on Nov 4, 2011 • No Comments
Barnes and Noble has scheduled a press event for Monday, November 7 in New York, where several outlets are speculating the next iteration of the Nook Color will be released. The device, reportedly named the...
ArsTechnica / Publishers

Nook Color features LCD display, shorter battery life at $249

by Casey Johnston on Oct 26, 2010 • No Comments
A new version of Barnes and Noble's Nook was announced today at a special event in New York City. The Nook Color, which B&N is billing as a hybrid tablet and e-reader device, has a full-color 7"...
Publishers / TUAW

Barnes & Noble’s NOOKstudy coming to students in August

by David Winograd on Jul 22, 2010 • No Comments
Filed under: Education Barnes & Noble is diving deeper into the education market with an expected August release of NOOKstudy which will run on Macs and PCs and not require a NOOK or any other mobile device. NOOKstudy will act as a hub for eTextboo...
Publishers / TUAW

Get the New York Times on iPad via BN… sort of

by Michael Rose on Jul 21, 2010 • No Comments
Filed under: iPad Update: Barnes & Noble's PR team pinged us to point out two salient points. #1, the message above does in fact note that only the iPod touch and iPhone versions of the newspaper/magazine subscriptions are temporarily offline -- t...
Publishers / TUAW

Eleven ways to stifle boredom in the iPad line

by Steven Sande on Apr 2, 2010 • No Comments

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One of most excruciatingly boring experiences of my life was waiting in line on June 29, 2007 for my first-generation iPhone. The day was clear and hot, and although I had my laptop with me, it quickly ran out of juice as we...
Publishers / TUAW

New York Times: The race is on for iPad apps

by Steven Sande on Mar 22, 2010 • No Comments

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Today's New York Times is reporting on the newest gold rush -- the race to be among the first developers to have apps that are specifically tailored to run on the iPad and tested on a pre-release iPad. Most readers of...

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