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your long fingernails DISTURB ME! guuhhh
Rufflesthebigone 2 weeks ago
too bad B&N removed web browsing.
tjmtom 2 months ago
Why do you say the web browsing experience is better on the Nook when the person couldn't scroll the web browser up after repeated attempts?
pablo321123 3 months ago
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What disturbs me is that, from the Chapters/Indigo bookstore chain in Canada, "The Communist Manifesto" by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels is included as the 100 Classic books pre-loaded. Communism has killed at least 130 million people so far. 10% of all Canadians are refugees from Communism or the descendents of refugees from Communism. Tell the Chapters / Indigo bookstore monopoly you are not interested in buying mandatory Communism with your Kobo e-book reader.
Dracopol 5 months ago
nook all the way
hodgesjustin1995 7 months ago
The Nook Simple Touch does indeed have an LED notification light right next to the micro USB charging port. The color changes during charging to indicate the level of charge on the battery and is NOT the "hard reset button" as stated in this video. Also, the Nook battery will actually last for about 6 weeks of reading with Wi-Fi off!
Flogos66 8 months ago
Just wanted to point out that Android is linux-based, so if Kobo runs their own flavour of Linux, then they are both technically linux-based operating systems on there :-)
TheSilentRebellion 8 months ago 2
Great comparison video! I might have missed it but what about the battery life? Which one last longer on one charge?
sylviahiuwaichow 8 months ago
@sylviahiuwaichow They both are about the same, a month in standby and a few weeks with WIFI on and constant reading, but you might be able to squeeze out a month on both devices reading a few hours a day every day. The more you refresh the pages the less the battery life is
goodereader 8 months ago
@ogrejd - unlike the kobo app for the ipad, the kobo touch's reading life is not currently connected to social networks and is self contained to the ereader itself. it can also be turned off if you don't wish to use it.
psyke455 8 months ago
Gotta wonder if there's a way to turn off the "social" garbage on the Kobo? Can't see myself EVER wanting an ereader logging everything I do and contacting random sites to squeal on me...
ogrejd 8 months ago