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Barnes & Noble readying 'e-reading device' for spring, doesn't want to talk about it

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Oh spring, flowers blooming, bees buzzing, the smell of new e-readers in the air. According to The New York Times, the folks over at Barnes & Noble's digital team are putting the finishing touches on a "fifth e-reading device," to be released during the aforementioned season.

Nook Tablet update closes sideloading loophole, lacks holiday spirit

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Remember all that extra functionality your Nook Tablet used to have?

Nook Tablet gets torn down, mysteries of the carabiner unlocked

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After last week's Kindle Fire teardown, Barnes & Noble's new slate must have been quaking in its boots.

Switched On: Between a Nook and a hard place

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Each week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On, a column about consumer technology.

Nook Newsstand getting Condé Nast publications (except Vogue)

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After all of our tablet stories, the first question people ask is "But will it run Vogue?" Fortunately for all of you who are desperate to strike a pose and let your bodies move to the music, it won't be long now.

Nook Tablet's Read and Record hands-on (video)

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The multimedia features on the new Nook Tablet mean more than just watching video and listening to music -- they actually give a bit of a boost to the reading experience, as well.

Same song, second verse: Microsoft sues Barnes & Noble for Android's patent infringement

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We should've known this was coming when Microsoft went after Motorola for Moto's supposedly patent-infringing Android devices, and now Ballmer & Co.

IDC: 18 million tablets, 12 million e-readers shipped in 2010

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We've already seen Apple boast that it's sold 15 million iPads in 2010 and commanded more than a 90 percent market share, but IDC has now come in and provided a broader picture of the tablet market as a whole -- and e-readers, too.

Barnes & Noble updates Nook Android app, promises a Honeycomb version this spring

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On the heels of the announcement that it's grabbed 25 percent of the US e-reader market, Barnes & Noble has decided to give the world a heap of details on its Android developm

How would you change Barnes & Noble's Nook Color?

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Now that you've had ample time to get through a few novellas, we're keenly interested in finding out how you'd change Barnes & Noble's Nook Color if given the opportunity.

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