Amazon Kindle App Running on Nook Color, Universe Fails to Collapse

by admin
December 29, 2010

It had to happen eventually, the irony is just too delicious. The intrepid Android hacking community had managed to get the Amazon Kindle app running on a rooted Nook Color. Now user that don’t mind a bit of legwork can get books from Amazon’s expansive store on this device intended only for Barnes and Noble content. 

Interested users will need to grab one of the Nook Autorooter images, and an image writer program to get the necessary file onto the SD card. This process loads Google apps on the device including Gmail, YouTube, and the Market. The Kindle app can be pulled right from the Market and used on the Nook. Modders are reporting the Nook Color is proving to be an excellent Android hacking environment. 

We’re excited to see what the community comes up with for the Nook Color next. Maybe some Gingerbread? Given the progress being made turning the Nook Color into a real tablet, are you more likely to buy one?

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Image via CrunchGear

 

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