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Over on the left side, the Status bar has a lot more action. Plenty of different
icons may appear there. Here’s a list of the most common:
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An open–book icon, when tapped, brings you to the page of the book,
newspaper, or magazine you most recently were reading.
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An envelope icon with an @ sign means you’ve got new email.
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A green NOOK symbol indicates that your NOOK has been updated with
the latest software.
• An icon of two friends appears to tell you that there’s been action in the
NOOK Friends app, such as a new contact added.
• A yellow caution symbol warns you that you’ve got problems with your
WiFi connection.
• A downward-pointing arrow tells you that an app, book, newspaper, or
magazine is downloading.
• A letter P appears when the Pandora streaming music app is in the back-
ground; tap to return to the app.
• Red musical notes indicate that the Music Player is in the background; tap
to return to it.
• A red circle that has a number in it tells you the number of LendMe notifica-
tions you’ve received (page 182), recommendations, and software updates.
To see more details about the alerts, tap that area of the Status bar. A Notifications
screen pops up with details about each alert—like the number of new email mes-
sages. On this screen, you can tap any of the alerts to get even more informa-
tion about it or to jump to a screen where you can take action on an alert. For
example, tap the email alert, and you go straight to your email inbox.