Barnes & Noble Nook update boosts speed

Dec 21st 2009
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Barnes & Noble has rolled out a software update for its Nook e-book reader, which aims to improve early complaints of slow speeds along with some other fixes. The speed of the page turns and overall navigation are said to be faster, and page numbers as well as a reader’s progress through the book is also better handled, with clearer page numbering….

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