Barnes & Noble has announced the release of apps for its Nook Video service for IOS, Android, and Roku. The service offers a catalog of HD movies and television shows available for purchase or rent. The app also allows users to view previously purchased Nook and UltraViolet-enabled content. The launch follows the company’s June announcement that it would no longer sell its Nook tablet line, and would focus on its e-readers.
B&N News Release, via 9to5Mac:
NOOK Video delivers a growing and diverse catalog of favorite HD movies and TV shows from all the major studios, as well as many leading edge independent studios. Titles can be easily purchased or rented from the NOOK Store®with no subscription required. Customers can shop and add new releases, blockbuster movies, popular television shows, classics films and more to their NOOK Library, then instantly stream or download their purchases on NOOK tablet devices or through a NOOK Video App. Additionally, customers can easily shift their viewing experience across their connected devices by starting a movie or TV show on one device and then picking up exactly where they left off on another device linked to their account.
The Nook Video app is available FREE for the iPhone and iPad in the App Store. [DIRECT LINK]
