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Question: Can I install and run my own apps from SD or USB flash on it?
Document: ++Great display, really makes a difference on eye strain,Having Google Play available makes this an excellent low end tablet.You can install the Kindle app with no problems.Comes with Chrome installed.Light weight and easy to hold.--A bit short on battery power.Processor is adequate, but there's faster out there.Uses specialized charging cord, micro USB would be nice.No camera (not a big thing with me).Very happy, would buy again.
Very useful, I bought for my wife and she loves it. Great sound, she has been using spotify all the time, directly from the nook's speaker and also with a bluetooth HIFI system, both with great sound. As a book reader is very good, sometimes I prefer read in the nook than in my ipad. With google play store, the kids install all kind of apps, very good table, specially the price.
It's a comfortable device to use, especially if you are already on the Google ecosystem. The only app I really miss having is MLB At Bat, but if you were to root and install an alternate operating system, it might work. I can't speak to that. I can, however, tell you Google Books, Google Music, and virtually everything else I use for apps works on this device.So, is it worth $120? Yes.
There is nothing I don't like about the Nook HD. I did put a GreatShield Glare Screen protector on the Nooks, to reduce the shiny glare. We use them without cases, just sleeves. They are phenomenal tablets.If you or the person you are buying for loves to play games and will likely download hundreds of them, definitely get the 16gb Nook HD. You will want as much space for apps as you can afford, despite the SD card slot.
The SD card slot comes in handy for books, movies, photos and music. I got the 8 gb Nook HD for myself, because I don't play games, the only apps I need are for reading, playing music, news, web, stuff like that. I put my files on the SD card and I am set!I don't plan to buy the new Fires when they come out. They are far too limited, in my opinion.
Very nice tablet for 100 bucks. Great display. Plays games and videos great. The only down fall is that you can save you apps on the SD card. Overall great tablet.
Almost impossible to put anything on Nook devices UNLESS it is purchased from Barns & Nobles. Using Adobe Digital editions is not supported. If you use the Nook HD tablet, it will be VERY DIFFICULT, if not impossible to load books purchased somewhere else. Also, Android no longer supports Adobe Flash player, but archived versions can be downloaded and installed on Android devices - HOWEVER, you can't install it on the Nook.
Am tired of non-standard charging cables... I like micro USB and the majority of hand held electronic devices use micro USB now. Why is the NOOK HD using a non standard 30 Pin charging cable? We returned the NOOK to Barnes and Noble!
Bought an HD and HD+ directly from B&N; during the BF Weekend sale and promptly rooted Cyanogenmod 10.2 (Android 4.3) on them, they run fast and smooth. An android tablet with this resolution at this price is a good deal. I prefer the HD over the HD+, just feels better in my hand.
I also appreciate being able to download books from Project Gutenberg and other free sites and the public library directly onto the Nook using the Wi-Fi feature instead of having to use a USB cord to plug into my computer. You can also rent or buy movies to watch on the spectacular HD screen.I enjoyed the experience of going to a store and seeing the different Nooks that are offered and asking questions from the representatives there.
Answer: No you cannot since the nook has there own customization andriod software so you cannot install any app or download except from the play store