Does the Nook HD suffer from the "Insufficient Memory" issues that seem to be typical of Android devices?
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I have not had any issues with the memory of the tablet. Even when I have my excel spread sheet ul and updating the information on it. I forgot to hit save after updating many cells, and it auto saved for me which I was impressed with. I hope that helps your question or concern you have. I love my Nook and I mainly use for business and spreadsheets, but use for recreational purposes as well.
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The insufficient Memory issue is caused mainly by your tablet using too much RAM. The Nook HD has 1 GB of RAM which is more than most android phones and low-end tablets. I have yet to run out of memory, and I use my tablet for gaming and watching downloaded movies.
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No, because NOOK and Samsung use all of their available system memory to store Apps. So on my 16GB model, I have almost 13GB to store Apps. Many other lower cost tablets only give you about 1GB to store Apps.
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Fact is, as of today, Sept. 22 2013, the NOOK HD+ DOES NOT allow full access to apps in the Google Store. It allows access to SOME of them. So, the AFN disk apparently allows you to load the FULL Android OS, enabling full access to the Google Store apps. For example, if you try to load 'Sky Safari' (Astronomy program) onto the Nook HD+, the Google play store says, "This app is incompatible with the device." The Nook HD+ does a lot of things quite nicely, but the consumer should know about what it does not do. To make a long story short, this is why I'm considering purchasing one of these 32 GB cards. Fact is, as of today, Sept. 22 2013, the NOOK HD+ DOES NOT allow full access to apps in the Google Store. It allows access to SOME of them. So, the AFN disk apparently allows you to load the FULL Android OS, enabling full access to the Google Store apps. For example, if you try to load 'Sky Safari' (Astronomy program) onto the Nook HD+, the Google play store says, "This app is incompatible with the device." The Nook HD+ does a lot of things quite nicely, but the consumer should know about what it does not do. To make a long story short, this is why I'm considering purchasing one... » Read More Fact is, as of today, Sept. 22 2013, the NOOK HD+ DOES NOT allow full access to apps in the Google Store. It allows access to SOME of them. So, the AFN disk apparently allows you to load the FULL Android OS, enabling full access to the Google Store apps. For example, if you try to load 'Sky Safari' (Astronomy program) onto the Nook HD+, the Google play store says, "This app is incompatible with the device." The Nook HD+ does a lot of things quite nicely, but the consumer should know about what it does not do. To make a long story short, this is why I'm considering purchasing one of these 32 GB cards. « Show Less
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The Nook HD+ tablet can accept any microSDHC card. There are no special requirements on what brand or what class you must use. So the answer is YES. (By the way, I have actually tested the Nook HD+ with class-10 microSDHC card and it works)
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The new Nook HD and HD+ have a stupid proprietary connector, and I can't find a replacement that will let it work with my other USB chargers, etc. Nice-looking screen, but by the time I buy a proprietary car charger and such I might as well spring for a Nexus or another higher-end tablet.
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Yes. If you see HD+ in the model name that refers to the 9" Nook. If you see just HD (without the "plus" sign) it's the 7" Nook. Why they chose a "+" sign instead of just using the number 9 is beyond me.
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Nook Tablet is different than the Nook HD+ that this was designed for. NOOK tablet is too small. (Im assuming the word FIX is a typo....??)
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I would still buy the Nook HD+, the screen is better, the operating system isn't as locked down (IE I can install regular android on it and use it as a normal tablet, it had a microsd slot and even the native ebook software is superior. I use mine with the free Calibre on the computer (which can convert any ebook file to any other ebook file and am able to read books from anywhere. If you aren't just using it as an ebook and are unwilling to learn to put a normal operating system on it I would probably look at another tablet as an option. I will say this has far better specs ( screen /processor/memory) at a lower price than any almost comparable tablets!
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the answer is yes. You can add an SD Card for a maximum storage capacity of up to 32 GB. This card is geared toward android powered devices. i believe that the Nook Color operates on Android 2.2 Froyo. So this chip should work well. The one cautionary statement that I could make is this. There are cases of people having difficulty storing more than 2 GB's of data on a 32 GB card with the Nook Color. From what I can tell it seems that this is usually a problem with off brand storage devices. Since this SD Card is specifically designed to operate well with Android devices I would venture to guess that you should have no problems. Hope that helps. the answer is yes. You can add an SD Card for a maximum storage capacity of up to 32 GB. This card is geared toward android powered devices. i believe that the Nook Color operates on Android 2.2 Froyo. So this chip should work well. The one cautionary statement that I could make is this. There are cases of people having difficulty storing more than 2 GB's of data on a 32 GB card with the Nook Color. From what I can tell it seems that this is usually a problem with off brand storage devices. Since this SD Card is specifically designed to operate well with Android devices I would venture to... » Read More the answer is yes. You can add an SD Card for a maximum storage capacity of up to 32 GB. This card is geared toward android powered devices. i believe that the Nook Color operates on Android 2.2 Froyo. So this chip should work well. The one cautionary statement that I could make is this. There are cases of people having difficulty storing more than 2 GB's of data on a 32 GB card with the Nook Color. From what I can tell it seems that this is usually a problem with off brand storage devices. Since this SD Card is specifically designed to operate well with Android devices I would venture to guess that you should have no problems. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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I got rid of my Nook. Get a Kindle, you will be a lot happier. Nooks are junk.
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Sorry, I do not know. No longer have the Nook, gave it away. There was so many things I could not do! But love my Kindle!
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I have no idea. I have it...it connects via Bluetooth to the Nook and works like a regular keyboard. There is nothing that it needs to fix. It also works with my iPhone. I have the HD+ and it works just fine.
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I do not have a Nook HD, but in my reading for an answer I have come across a few answers that point to Yes. I would believe that it does.
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Hard to say, since I have no direct comparison, but it always seems that when I have more than a couple apps open, the thing lags like crazy. And without any apps open, the system crap takes up more than half the memory. Also, I recently got a Galaxy Note 3, which has 3GB of RAM. Although it's kind of apples and oranges, this thing blows the TF700 out of the water. It's true that there are other differences than just the RAM, but I have the distinct feeling that that is one of the major determining factors.
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Yes. Good at saving a lot more information but does not generally speed up the Nook overall speed. So get a larger capacity card like this for more storage space, not tablet performance. Devices have separate memory built into the devices For operation which are not upgradable.This is a class 10 SD card which is printed very small on the card as a 10 inside a "C", like this @. Class 10 is basically the highest class. The class mainly refers to write speeds when saving to the card, but is supposed read a little faster, too. Write speed is most important for HD video recording. Yes. Good at saving a lot more information but does not generally speed up the Nook overall speed. So get a larger capacity card like this for more storage space, not tablet performance. Devices have separate memory built into the devices For operation which are not upgradable.This is a class 10 SD card which is printed very small on the card as a 10 inside a "C", like this @. Class 10 is basically the highest class. The class mainly refers to write speeds when saving to the card, but is supposed read a little faster, too. Write speed is most important for HD video... » Read More Yes. Good at saving a lot more information but does not generally speed up the Nook overall speed. So get a larger capacity card like this for more storage space, not tablet performance. Devices have separate memory built into the devices For operation which are not upgradable.This is a class 10 SD card which is printed very small on the card as a 10 inside a "C", like this @. Class 10 is basically the highest class. The class mainly refers to write speeds when saving to the card, but is supposed read a little faster, too. Write speed is most important for HD video recording. « Show Less
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Yes. And the apps you bought for your phone can be added to your Nook HD +. I love mine.
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I am sorry, but as I said in my review, I bought the Nook Tablet as a gift for someone. I have not actually used it. I do, however, own a Nook HD+ and it runs the Kindle App so that I can read Kindle books on my Nook HD+.
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Idk I never used all my storage so I wouldn't know but my tablet is running much slower after only a year maybe I need an upgrade.