Nook

First of all, remember that there is no "Undo" on the Kindle. Once you delete a book, it's deleted (if purchased from Amazon you can upload it again, no worries).

In the Index page (where you have all the books listed) point the 5-way controller on the book you wish to delete. Then tilt the controller to the left. A pop-up window will appear, in which you will be asked if you really wish to delete the book. Choose the affirmative answer.

To activate the Voice Assistant on your Nook eReader, you can press and hold the Nook button on the touchscreen until you hear a tone, then ask your question or give a command. The Voice Assistant feature allows you to perform various tasks on your Nook using voice commands.

No you don't. If you don't want to spend money on them then you can get NOOK friends and ask them to lend you books or you can just get free books. GOod luck!

You can find the literature "Circumcision" by Pramoedya Ananta Toer in various online bookstores, libraries, or by searching for it in academic databases. It may also be available in collections of his works or anthologies of Indonesian literature.

It's the story of a group of people working at a call center. All of them have personal problems in life, however, they are friends rather colleagues working together. Their call center was under the threat of closure because of the economic slowdown and other reasons. That is another worry that this group of people share together.

One night they get a call from GOD. Now that call makes them stand on their feet to face the problems in real life. They work together and finally all the problems are solved (including the closure of the call center) which then grew to great heights.

how did all this happen...!!! well you gotta read the book for yourself.

Well it has the temple run brave, done by Disney, whitch is very simalar. You just have an extra feater whith is to shoot arrows at a target when it tells you to. The normal temple run will come in April.

No you can not download and actually watch movies but you can watch like you tube videos and stuff

hold down the power button until it turns off

Barnes and Noble are selling the new eBook Reader The Nook now.

I have the Nook,you can Get manga on the Nook but it's limited and what mostly pops up is books not manga, BOOKS. So I would say if all you read is Manga like me, don't get the nook, because I'm already hate it

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It is actually very easy to convert manga into .PDFs or .ePubs! I have a ton of manga on my nook that I added just last night. It is a matter of getting ahold of the original .JPGS or some copy of the manga, online. But, the Nook is very manga-friendly

Inside the device. It is unreachable unless to pry open the back. I would suggest not doing that since it would most likely damage the nook.

One way to delete them is connect your nook to the computer. It will be recognized as a external device (quite like a pen-drive). Then, you can access the internal storage of the device. You can delete the specific book from the books folder in the device memory.

It should play. But if it doesn't, it is mostly because of the limited space in the books. Music takes up much more space then books. The Nook is made for books, and isn't supposed to be a MP3 player.

The Nook is an e-reader manufactured by Barnes & Noble.

Lend Me is when you can lend someone a book from your nook. But you can only lend that person the book once and you can not lend a book more than once. So once you lend a book to someone, you can't lend it to that person or anyone else again until you get a new nook. The person that you lend the book to has 1 week to accept the lend and then they have 2 weeks to read it. I believe the kindle has borrow it or something like that. Also, lend me is free.

Yes. I have downloaded music from itunes to my nook.

Yes

My Nook lasts about 8 hours continuous. However, the Nook often shuts down by itself to save power. It's a very helpful thing, in case I forget to shut it down.

The Nook is an e-reader and does not have a phone.

You can either click on 'apps' then 'discover more apps' at the top of the page OR you can click on the arrow at the bottom of the page and click on shop then on apps.

No, the Kindle Fire doesn't read to you. You may want to get one of the regular Kindle for that. Also, if your main purpose is reading, the e-Ink screen of the Kindle Touch works much better than the LCD screen of the Fire; it won't bother your eyes, over time, as the back-light LCD screen will do.

The Barnes and Noble Nook has a selection of thousands of free books. Most of the books you do need to pay for.

You can't. It's not designed for that, however the Galaxy Tab for Nook is able since it is a full tablet.

You simply connect the Nooks to the same computer that holds the content you wish to side load.

Or you can put the content on a mini sd card (whatever they're called) and share with different Nooks.