Nook reader app says i have store credit

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1First, download and installNook Appfrom the Microsoft Store to your computer. As long as you sync Nook books with the Nook app, you can remove DRM protection from Nook EPUB books easily. However, we no longer have a commercial partnership with Microsoft, and, as a result, we are transitioning away from our international business, based in Luxembourg,' a Barnes & Noble spokesperson told Engadget about the current situation. Download Nook Books via Nook Windows App (Win 8 & 10) Epubor Ultimateenables users to remove Nook eBook DRM protection.

'We continue to operate our Nook business in the UK. Therefore, you may be eligible for a refund from Microsoft for any purchases you have made with your Microsoft account. Our records indicate that you are outside the United States and that you are using your Microsoft account as a payment method in your NOOK App for Windows account. This means that your NOOK content can no longer open on a Windows platform. In addition, the NOOK App for Windows will from Augare no longer available outside the United States. As a result, payments through your Microsoft account no longer supported. We recently announced that Barnes & Noble and Microsoft have agreed to terminate their commercial partnership.

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'This means that your Nook content can no longer open on a Windows platform,' said the company in the email to users, which you can read in full below. if I read constantly I've got maybe 6 hours of battery (and this is brand new) or if I leave the screen off and in. Having a NOOK account also allows you to synchronize NOOK for iOS with NOOK devices and other NOOK Reading Apps you might have. as for battery life its not that fantastic coming from an e-ink. A NOOK account, with a default payment method, lets you shop for NOOK Books, Magazines & Newspapers.

According to an email obtained by The Digital Reader, Barnes & Noble has informed international customers that, on August 7th, it will remove their content from Windows machines and start providing refunds. As usual the downside of nook is you have to put in a credit card to use anything in their app store or download any book even free but, I'm not too worried about it. Now, after ending its ' strategic partnership' with Microsoft last year, the retailer appears to be preparing to close the Nook store outside of the US and UK - something that relied on Windows support across Europe. Still, there are people who continue to use and invest in the ecosystem, despite the rise of others including Amazon's Kindle. B&N has yet to confirm any details of the ongoing network collapse which has spanned at least three days now though it is whispered that malware may have taken hold of the booksellers machines and spread to stores and the Nook cloud. It's no secret that Barnes & Noble has struggled to profit from its Nook reading platform.