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Well, well, if it isn't the famed iOS and Android media jock (read: Plex) making its way to the Nook universe.

There's no better way to live out your TGIF dreams than to kick back with a stack of tablets and a a nice, tall glass of The Engadget Podcast...unless it's The Engadget Podcast with a side of Engadget father (and gdgt co-founder) Peter Rojas.

Amazon and Barnes & Noble aren't the only companies touting some high-profile

Not sufficiently amped up for the impending release of Amazon's first tablet?

A company called Osram Opto Semiconductors has created a new infrared LED that can be used in conjunction with detectors to create ultra-thin touchscreens.

Thinking about getting an e-reader before you head back to school this fall?

Wondering which electronic reader reigns supreme when it comes to extreme battery life?

At last, Barnes and Noble is defending itself against the Microsoft lawsuit filed back in March claiming that B&N's Android-based "e-reader and tablet devices" are infringing upon Microsoft's IP

We should've known this was coming when Microsoft went after Motorola for Moto's supposedly patent-infringing Android devices, and now Ballmer & Co.

You can now tack on one more footnote to the end of the Alex e-reader story -- Spring Design has finally settled its longstanding dispute with Barnes & Noble, and g