Borders currently has it setup so that you can transfer all your purchased ebooks with them over to Kobo, so there's no need to worry about losing ebooks during the transition. The NextBook Next6 eReading Apps Borders/KoboĮ Fun, makers of the NextBooks, was partnered with Borders for the built-in ebook store, but all of Borders' ebooks are sold through Kobo, so the Borders app will likely get replaced with the Kobo app at some point down the road.
More apps can be installed using Sam 4.0, or by following this how to install Android apps tutorial. The Next6 comes with the following apps pre-installed: Borders, EbookReader, Advanced Task Killer, Weather Forecast, Sam 4.0, YouTube Player, Explorer, and the standard Android apps for settings, alarm, web browser, video, music, photos, email, and that's about it. NextBook is good about not loading their devices with a bunch of junk software. The rest of the buttons are on-screen buttons that are located on the top bar of the display, and in the settings menu for adjusting the volume. The page buttons double as Menu and Home buttons when holding them down. There is a page-turn button on each side of the screen and a power button on the lower right edge. One thing that's different about the Next6 and most of E Fun's other tablets is that there are a minimum of hardware buttons, with none of the typical Android buttons. For memory, it comes with 4GB internal, with about 2.5GB available, and an SD card slot for cards up to 8GB, although others have had success getting 16GB cards to work with the other models so that may hold true for this one as well.
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