Barnes & Noble introduced their new Nook Tablet yesterday, announcing that it not only features a 1GHz dual-core processor, 16GB of internal storage with the option to add 32GB of extra storage, 1GB of RAM, and a 7-inch 1024 x 600 display, but will also come with Netflix pre-installed, along with other media apps including Hulu, Pandora, MOG and Rhapsody.
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While Springpad (found at springpadit.com) is sometimes compared to the better known Evernote web service and app family, it has its own unique set of features that may have you using it in addition to Evernote. Springpad can, for example associate multiple objects (notes, photos, links, maps) to organizes projects, travel plans, events or research.
Owners of the Barnes & Noble Nook Color are busy discovering how their fully functioning Android tablet is different from the more single function ereader it had been. One is that they can now use their Nook Color as a super powerful note taking tool courtesy of the new Springpad app.
Springpad now available for NOOK Color
You can find other Nook Color organizational apps on B&N’s website:
I heard that Barnes & Noble will hold a press conference and make an announcement May 24, 2011. The company is very hush-hush about the announcement. So, I looked around the Internet and found some information in regards to what will be announced.
