I have a new 32GB nook HD+ that says it is already compatible with google play. Is the Andriodfornook micro still needed?
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Not necessarily. I have found that some programs are not compatible with Google Play on the NOOK HD+ and are compatible with the AndroidForNook micro. It would be up to you what you want to do. Most games linked to FB are compatible with Google Play and some of the games are not. It will give you a message in black telling you that it is not compatible with your device.
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While the nook does have google play, it is not compatible with all apps on the play store. In short, if you want full use of google play, the answer is yes.
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True, Google Play allows the Nook HD+ to partial act as an Android. I like having it become a complete Android tablet at times, hence I bought the AFN micro SDHC. It only matters if you want to go beyond what the Nook can do. I often return to the Nook after taking out the AFN micro SDHC. It works fine either way. Versatility is the name of the game.
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No not really. You can now access all the apps on google play without having to use the AndroidforNook micro. When the HD+ first came out, you could only access the B&N; app library but shortly after they made google play available. Of course, you still can't use Skype or anything that requires a camera because the HD+ doesn't have one, but you can access all the other games, books, music, apps, etc. I bought one of these but now do not have any use for it. Hope this helps!
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Fact is, as of today, Sept. 22 2013, the NOOK HD+ DOES NOT allow full access to apps in the Google Store. It allows access to SOME of them. So, the AFN disk apparently allows you to load the FULL Android OS, enabling full access to the Google Store apps. For example, if you try to load 'Sky Safari' (Astronomy program) onto the Nook HD+, the Google play store says, "This app is incompatible with the device." The Nook HD+ does a lot of things quite nicely, but the consumer should know about what it does not do. To make a long story short, this is why I'm considering purchasing one of these 32 GB cards. Fact is, as of today, Sept. 22 2013, the NOOK HD+ DOES NOT allow full access to apps in the Google Store. It allows access to SOME of them. So, the AFN disk apparently allows you to load the FULL Android OS, enabling full access to the Google Store apps. For example, if you try to load 'Sky Safari' (Astronomy program) onto the Nook HD+, the Google play store says, "This app is incompatible with the device." The Nook HD+ does a lot of things quite nicely, but the consumer should know about what it does not do. To make a long story short, this is why I'm considering purchasing one... » Read More Fact is, as of today, Sept. 22 2013, the NOOK HD+ DOES NOT allow full access to apps in the Google Store. It allows access to SOME of them. So, the AFN disk apparently allows you to load the FULL Android OS, enabling full access to the Google Store apps. For example, if you try to load 'Sky Safari' (Astronomy program) onto the Nook HD+, the Google play store says, "This app is incompatible with the device." The Nook HD+ does a lot of things quite nicely, but the consumer should know about what it does not do. To make a long story short, this is why I'm considering purchasing one of these 32 GB cards. « Show Less
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Yes, I had the google play application as well as the amazon which gives many apps to download as well as both nook and kindle book apps.
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Yes. You will have to reinstall all your apps. Google Play will recognize your rooted nook as a different device.
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its for a 7 inch the nook hd is 7 inch the nook hd+ is 9 inch hope this helps.
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Nook Simple Touch has micro SD card slot, supporting up to 32GB. I am using 8GB and find it more than enough for all books and comics i need.
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This is for the 9" Nook HD+. The HD+ is only 9" and the HD is only 7", per Barnes & Noble.
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As far as I know, the HD version of the Nook is a newer (not necessarily the latest version) of the nook. It has complete wifi access to various apps and the web and the internet. I think technically it is considered a tablet (as the name indicates) and not just an ereader.
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I don't see why it wouldn't work in your Nook tablet. I've been using the SD card in my Nikon SLR camera and Asus tablet with excellent results. If it's a major concern to you, it may be prudent to contact Barnes and Noble technical support and ask about compatibility with your device.
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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
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I am sorry, but as I said in my review, I bought the Nook Tablet as a gift for someone. I have not actually used it. I do, however, own a Nook HD+ and it runs the Kindle App so that I can read Kindle books on my Nook HD+.
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No. Last year when I used it, when the card is in it boots into full Android. To boot into Nook software you have to remove the card. You can check his website to see if any changes have been made.
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I have the Nook HD Plus and this case fits wonderfully! Not sure what u mean by Nook android?
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Kindle reader works nicely on it so does fbreader and nook all at google play free apps ... you can download amazon app store which is the app store for kindle and use their apps but they are most the same as google
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i don't think the Nook HD+ has bluetooth. If it does then it would work since it is Android operating system.
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Yes. Bluetooth support is included in NOOK HD and NOOK HD+ to pair with essential accessories, including keyboards and speakers.
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One answer Yes, one answer No . So what is the correct answer for "can this tablet support Nook's apps and Nook reader" ???
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NOOK HD+ only works with bluetooth 2.0. Anything higher/lower than 2.0 will not work with the NOOK. I found this out by purchasing a bluetooth 3.0 keyboard, I could pair it with the NOOK, but couldn't type anything with it. The keyboard worked perfectly with my Samsung phone and a different tablet, so I called NOOK support and found out it will only work with bluetooth 2.0. I'm assuming this Poetic keyboard is BT2.0 from all of the reviews from users with NOOK HD+. Hope this is helpful!