We're expecting to see plenty of new features crop up for folks that have
rooted their new
Nook WiFi, but it looks like those not willing to go that far can still expand their options a little bit. As it happens, the new Nook has an
experimental web browser of its own, which you can access simply by typing a URL into the search bar. Of course, Barnes & Noble has likely kept this feature under wraps for a reason, as actually browsing the web using it seems to be somewhat hit and miss -- see for yourself in the video after the break courtesy of
The eBook Reader.
Continue reading Web browser found hiding in latest Nook, no root required (video)
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