Reputation: 91195
What are the things that an android developer does to achieve it. So I need to know the basic functionality difference of IPad and other E-readers. I heard about Nook which runs an Android operating system. How do I test my app on that nook, i.e. is there any emulator configuration to test the application of nook? (Because I don't have nook now.) Can you post your suggestions to efficiently develop the application for nook e-reader?
Edit:
I need to know the following:
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Update to an old question -- NOOK devices do accept 3rd party apps submitted through the NOOK developer program: http://nookdeveloper.com and sold through the Barnes & Noble storefront.
Tom
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Reputation: 3606
It is currently possible.
I used the emulator exclusively to test my app (since I don't own a Nook yet), and I was able to pass QA. I posted a few of the Nook-specific gotchas that you need to be careful of (including some things that are different between the emulator and the real thing:
http://www.projectjourneyman.com/android-alternate-market-review-nook-store-2
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In the not too distant future there will be a Nook store that will allow you to add third party applications. For more information see The nook developer website
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Reputation: 34377
At this point, there isn't any sort of third-party developing you can do for the nook, so any modifications you make are only available to users who root the device.
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Reputation: 1007554
The nook does not run third party apps at this time, except via rooting the device. Hence, there is no official developer support for the nook.
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