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April 7, 2011 07:22 pm GMT
Barnes & Noble just announced that they're opening their Nook platform to developers and will now begin accepting apps. If you thought this was a great opportunity to submit your "Fart Blaster" or "Ragdoll Boobies" app, think again: B&N will be running an "app review/acceptance process that will follow the company's content acceptance policies as with books to ensure the content is appropriate for the Barnes & Noble customer."Developers also have access to more debug modes on the Nook and a set of forums to talk about programming tips and tricks. All of these will be available at NookDeveloper.com.
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Barnes & Noble Now Allows Nook App Submissions (But Nothing Dirty, Please)
Barnes & Noble just announced that they're opening their Nook platform to developers and will now begin accepting apps. If you thought this was a great opportunity to submit your "Fart Blaster" or "Ragdoll Boobies" app, think again: B&N will be running an "app review/acceptance process that will follow the company's content acceptance policies as with books to ensure the content is appropriate for the Barnes & Noble customer."Developers also have access to more debug modes on the Nook and a set of forums to talk about programming tips and tricks. All of these will be available at NookDeveloper.com.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/m_G3-EhjjQg/
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