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Amazon Page Flip Offers A New Way to Hop, Skim, and Jump through Kindle Books

Amazon Page Flip Offers A New Way to Hop, Skim, and Jump through Kindle Books

Enterprise & IT Jun 28,2016 0

Today, Amazon announced Page Flip, a Kindle navigation experience that makes it easy to explore books while always saving your place. Page Flip is being delivered to Kindle E-readers, Fire tablets, and the Kindle app for iOS and Android as a free, over-the-air update.
With Page Flip, readers can flip back and forth between pages to reference different parts of the book while they read.

"Page Flip makes it easier than ever to refer back to pictures in a political memoir, flip back and forth between a map and your current page in an epic fantasy series, or find passages you’ve highlighted in an investing guide," said Chuck Moore, Vice President, Kindle.

Zoom out to get a bird’s eye view of the book and quickly find what you’re looking for. At a glance, recognize specific pages as you jump around. Pictures, charts, your highlights, and the layout of each page are easy to see with Page Flip’s pixel-accurate thumbnails that automatically adjust as you change your font and margin settings.

Page Flip automatically saves the page you’re reading in a book, pinning it to the side of your screen for easy navigation. Flip back and forth in a book with confidence, knowing you can instantly jump back to reading with a simple tap of your pinned page.

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