Hmm I guess this means i am going to be running by barnes and noble to buy one on the way home from work today. It is really too bad they saw this coming and didn't put 3g in it.
all except 6 can be possible, thought 6 is possible but if you are ready to give up performance then you can use setcpu which requires root.If you (or anyone) do get a NookTouch and root it, I'd be most appreciative if you could share you experience regarding several points:
(1) pdf -- zooming and landscape (NookTouch does not have multitouch; can we at least use the "+/-" zoom buttons in the free acrobat pdf reader? -- assuming that we can sideload apps!)
(2) can we install an alternate launcher? (e.g. zeam)
(3) can we access (google) calendar/contact/gmail?
(4) connectbot? terminal emulator?
(5) kindle/aldiko/etc?
(6) battery life?
Thanks!
all except 6 can be possible, thought 6 is possible but if you are ready to give up performance then you can use setcpu which requires root.
Is sideloading the only option for loading apps onto the rooted Touch, or is it possible to get apps on there via an app store?
Is sideloading the only option for loading apps onto the rooted Touch, or is it possible to get apps on there via an app store?
Anyone try rooting and getting the Kindle app and/or Google Books on there?
Is sideloading the only option for loading apps onto the rooted Touch, or is it possible to get apps on there via an app store?
As others have observed, we need a specific forum for the Nook Touch (if there is one now I haven't found it). I got a Nook Touch yesterday and rooted it using the instructions linked to this thread. It all went well but now I've got several questions.
This rooted Nook Touch is running off the micro SD card, I presume (my rooted Nook Color runs CM7 on internal memory). If I swap out the nooter card for a generic micro SD the Touch boots to stock. If I install nooter on a faster micro SD will it have a meaningful effect on the speed of my installation (refresh rate and such)?
My 2gb micro SD shows as being a tiny fraction of that size -- a consequence of burning the nooter image I guess. Could I have burned the image in such a way that it would have retained the full size of the card but still generated the bootable image I need?
I have Market but, even though I can type in the Search box I can't make it actually search for apps. Is this a known problem or am I overlooking something?
I can't find a way to use my own images as wallpapers. I'd be happy to have NO wallpaper just to have the most readable homescreens. Anybody figure out how to do either one?
I'm no longer a complete noob at this stuff but just barely. All wisdom welcomed.