Already the visual appearance between Nook Tablet and Nook Color made it hard to differentiate, and now with Color's version 1.4.1 update, the feature set is beginning to look decidedly similar to its successor, too. With today's new software, its "biggest ever update," Barnes & Noble is adding Netflix and Flixster video apps, with more said to be coming soon, Nook Comics for all your Marvel needs, and other enhancements like in-line dictionary support and landscape reading options. The update will roll out automatically over Wi-Fi, but if you're willing to do some manual labor, Barnes & Noble has the update available as a zip file for self-administering.
Nook Color 1.4.1 update adds Netflix, comics, landscape reading, and more
Already the visual appearance between Nook Tablet and Nook Color made it hard to differentiate, and now with Color’s version 1.41 update, the feature set is beginning to look decidedly similar to its successor. With today’s new software, its “biggest ever update,” Barnes & Noble is adding Netflix and Flixster video apps, comics, and more!
Already the visual appearance between Nook Tablet and Nook Color made it hard to differentiate, and now with Color’s version 1.41 update, the feature set is beginning to look decidedly similar to its successor. With today’s new software, its “biggest ever update,” Barnes & Noble is adding Netflix and Flixster video apps, comics, and more!
Curious? Compare it: Nook Color vs. Nook Tablet vs. Kindle Fire
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