It's an exciting time of the year with new gadgets launching for the holidays. Two of this season's hottest devices are the Amazon Kindle Fire and the Nook Tablet. I'm please to announce that Game of Thrones Companion will be available on both these platforms and a favorite from last year:
- Amazon Kindle Fire: just released last week, you can download a tablet version of GoTC on your Kindle Fire via Amazon
- Nook Tablet: GoTC is also available for Barnes & Noble's exciting new tablet via BN.com
- Nook Color: if you already own a Nook Color, you can download an optimized version of GoTC via BN.com
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