Google announced the Honeycomb 3.0 was ported to Nook’s color e-book reader.
Google announced the Android Honeycomb 3.0 tablet, the only operating system, at the Consumer Electronics Show 2011. The Honeycomb 3.0 was ported to Barnes & Noble’s Nook Color e-book reader by XDA developer forum member on Honeycook.
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After some hours, the others downloaded the code of HoneyCook used the Android Honeycomb on Nook color, and added the acceleration to the port. This shows the flexibility of Honeycomb3.0 is when it will be installed on the tablet level hardware. Check the below video for the speed of acceleration of Nook Color.
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It shows the Android Honeycomb3.0 is made for tablets, so let’s wait for more Android Tablets to hit the market and watch the competition.
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