The new Nook e-reader was recently spotted running Angry Birds, which is a strange choice, considering that e-paper display. Well, now the device even got hacked, to the point of having a launcher, Bluetooth and … even the Kindle app.
As you can see, there are some problems with the animation, that seems to be flickering, but still it’s a good step in the right direction. Considering there’s a Kindle app somehow ported on the Nook, when will we see Nook elements ported on the Kindle. I know, you’re going to say: “why would anyone do that?”. The answer is “for kicks”…
Nook Touch is turning up to be quite the popular hacking platform, right? Will Kobo get the same treatment?
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