The original mission of Amazon's Kindle to make reading e-books as easy as reading print books just took another major step forward with the introduction of a new feature called Page Flip.

But there’s one thing that’s generally a lot easier to do with a book made from dead trees: flip back and forth between pages without losing your place. Now Amazon has a new feature that helps ...

Fire tablet app or the Kindle mobile app for iPhone or Android will get an update to their app enabling them to flip pages. It works by saving where you are in the book by selecting the page ...

I love my Kindle, but using percentages instead of page numbers makes me feel like I’m reading a calculator instead of a book. And god forbid if I want to casually flip around in a short-but ...

In e-books, by contrast, you’re on only one page at any given time, and it’s not particularly easy to return from whence you came. With a new feature called Page Flip–available in Kindle ...

Amazon’s new Page Flip feature for Kindle pins the reader’s current page while browsing. (Amazon image) One of the most natural habits when reading a physical book is to save your place with ...