[vakama94]

So yesterday I tweeted to both Kobo and Nook to see if they responded about an app for Windows Phone 8 and Nook responded. This is what they said. Let's hope that that near future is soon. I hope Kobo does the same.

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[MilkyTee]

That's cool. Won't use it, but the more the merrier.
We should all bombard companies with requests to make WP8 apps, they'll have to buckle sooner or later

[MilkyTee]

"Windows 8 phone"
Yuck.
It's always a variation of that, the uneducated never get it right; "We look forward to launching on Windows Mobile/Mobile Windows/Phone Windows/Windows 8 Mobile"

lol

[ohgood]

"Windows 8 phone"
Yuck.
It's always a variation of that, the uneducated never get it right; "We look forward to launching on Windows Mobile/Mobile Windows/Phone Windows/Windows 8 Mobile"

lol

maybe they know something you don't

[MilkyTee]

maybe they know something you don't

[GSOgymrat]

Honestly I am puzzled why Barnes and Noble created such a great app for Windows 8 and then no Windows Phone app.

[Todd Vlk]

I just got off chat with them and once again, they deny that a WP8 Nook app is or ever will be developed. They are holding my books hostage with the most vicious DRM on the planet. I am more loyal to Microsoft than I am B&N, but even after a year, I 'm having a hard time accepting that my e-book collection will be on two different platforms. Especially since all of my books are non-fiction reference type material. Do you believe they are really working on this? I have a feeling they are looking for 10-15% market share before its important to them. Kindle has been there from day 1. I used to read on my phone more than any other device which is why I started buying e-books. I was on android back then, until the beautiful WP* came out.