eReader App from Barnes & Noble Coming Soon to Android

Following the release of Amazon’s Kindle for Android application and Borders’ eReader application, Barnes & Noble plans to release their own eReader application for Android. The mobile market is hitting the game hard with large display devices like the HTC Evo 4G by Sprint, Verizon’s latest Motorola Droid X, and the U.S. variants of the Samsung Galaxy S series. These devices make for easy reading via your Android device. Although there is no date set for the Barnes & Noble eReader, from the image we know that it is “Coming Soon.”

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