subject: What Are the Things that are need to be improvise in Nook [print this page] What Are the Things that are need to be improvise in Nook
According to "Alan Gerow" he really enjoys using the nook, but it's not perfect. Most of the issues that this gadget has are software-based and hopefully could be addressed with updates and not requiring me to get new hardware.
TXT File Support - Not that I particularly have a super strong need for support for TXT files, it just feels particularly weird that the nook does not read TXT files, and for the TXT files I would like to put on my nook, converting them to PDF or ePub is total overkill.
Book & Music Categories/Folders - Putting books and music in file directories on the nook does nothing for organizing the media actually on the device. This makes using audio books useless if you ever want to listen to music. Playlists would also be a nice feature for organizing music to play in the background while reading.
Special Audiobook/Podcast Player - listening to audio books and listening to MP3s are slightly different affairs. Primarily an audio book should remember where in the audio you left off, much like a book will remember a page number, even if you play other audio files before returning. This audiobook player would also serve well as a Podcast player.
RSS Reader with Internet feeds - an RSS reader to pull in news from any RSS source would be a great feature of the nook and make the Daily section something worth using.
Text-to-Speech Reader - Yes, text-to-speech readers are lousy. But something is better than nothing. Add in an ability to swap back and forth between reading and speaking, and the nook would become the ultimate road warrior tool for keeping sane on long driving trips.
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