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Nook for Android now available to download, offers eBook lending

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Well, what do you know? Turns out you don't actually need to invest in a Nook e-reader to enjoy the experience on your existing smartphone.

WiFi-only Nook surfaces in Barnes and Noble database, costs $149?

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We knew it was coming, but not how soon, and we'd only guessed at a price. Today a tipster sent over this screenshot, however, clearly showing a Nook WiFi on Wednesday for $149.

Computex 2010 wrap-up: tablets, a Windows 7 eatery, and a few more tablets

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Taipei's been far too kind to us Westerners, and with Computex drawing to a close here on this side of the world, we can't help but pull ourselves together for a moment and look back at the trade show that was.

Kindle going nationwide in Target stores on June 6

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Still waiting to see a Kindle in the wild before you pull the trigger? Hate shopping online? Need to pick up some toilet paper and a huge barrel of pretzels? You're in luck, because Amazon's finally going to be spreading Kindles out in retail nationwide through Target stores.

Amazon Kindle slimming down in August?

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Color might still be out of the question -- both now and far into the future -- but Amazon seems fit to take out some of the Kindle's fat.

Sony patent application points to dual-screen, dual-use tablet

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We never put too much faith in patent applications leading to actual products, but we can't help but get a little bit excited about the possibilities presented by a recent Sony application for a dual-screen tablet.

WiFi-only Nook gets FCC approval?

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If you'll allow us to do a little dot-connecting and hand-waving here, we think we may have just stumbled across a new version of Barnes and Noble's Nook that drops the GSM connection and soldiers on with WiFi alone, matching up nicely with a rumor that spread across the webs not long

EB710 e-reader rocks an LCD, intriguing user interface

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Looks like this one's been sitting around in the shadows for awhile now, and in fact, we can't even find the bona fide manufacturer of this here device.

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