@kaffenated: Not Apple's. If the nook supported FairPlay, it'd be a lot easier to put music and movies from iTunes on the nookColor.
I believe everything on Venture Bros. is a plot point.
Try and prove me wrong. ;)
Try and prove me wrong. ;)
@jackburnt: MY SANDWICH!?
@bookling: I know this. I work for B&N. :P
Woohoo? Another thing they can rip people off with. Best Buy charges nook customers $30 to do firmware updates.
Couldn't the entire body of the article just've been "DUH." in giant caps?
@diallo: Maybe if you actually READ Incredible Herc, or Prince of Power, you could see how Amadeus is, before jumping right to racism.
Spider-Man/Wolverine! They HATE each other! :D
Well, damn. That explains why yesterday morning, Nook 3G was ringing up at $199.
@coughiecup: I'm working on getting the Digital Lead position at my store. Frankly, I'm the best salesperson and I help almost everyone set up their accounts... SO.
I'm totally checking this ISBN when I swing into work tomorrow. *grin*
@m57: You miss that a lot of people that buy these are from the older generation set. They need large print that ISN'T $30 or more.
@KenJr: Um... no? You get special benefits by being in the store, yes, but you can still buy books and stuff from any WiFi network; nook OS 1.3 made it so you can get on hotspots that require some interaction on a splash page, too.
So um... yeah.
So um... yeah.
If we don't get TMBG, I will be sad.
The lendability is something that was nerfed by the publishers before we could get the feature fully rolled out. The original idea was that you could lend a book to anyone, but only one time per person. Unfortunately, now it's only once, period, and it really, really sucks donkey balls.
It's a freakin' Tauntaun! I NEED IT
@PunkyChipsAhoy: Wait for Return of the Jedi!
Better Off Ted got cancelled! :(
I didn't do the exploit, and yet I'm zero'd out.
@pmbaustin: Well, the command is probably for people who have their accounts protected, actually; they have to 'accept' requests to follow them.
