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I second James… No one owes it to you…just thank these guys for rooting it for us :)

[...] recently reported the guys at nookDevs had managed to tear down a Nook and were able to obtain root access. It turns out hacking a Nook is actually much easier because [...]

One option would be to figure that nobody owes it to you and fiqure it out yourself. . . just a thought.

[...] I have only spent a few minutes with the update, but the overall navigation does feel improved. I read it every day so I will need to spend some more time with it to see what else is new. Our friends over at nookDevs are reporting that the new update does not block root access for those who hacked their device. [...]

[...] you saw Jimmy Fallon last night, you know that Joshua Topolsky from Engadget was rockin’ the now-rooted Nook and a new Android tablet. If you didn’t see it, click here. Since it aired, SlashGear [...]

i hear that the sim does not work in phones. but it would be very interesting to try the combination of the sim and the sierra wireless card in a compatible miniPCIe slot in a laptop.

of course the most interesting hack by far would be to setup wifi tethering turning this into a mifi like device.

“Now that a system dump of Nook operating system is available”

I’m still waiting on a dump with some apk’s from the nook. Nookdevs haven’t released such a thing and I haven’t found it anywhere else. Love to try some of it on other android devices and see what can be done.