Sentences with phrase «think page buttons»

I like how text lays out on the larger screen and I think page buttons should be standard on all ebook readers.

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While this is a hot button topic I think it would be a good time to have a refresher discussion to make sure we are all on the same page.

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I wish they all had good page - turn buttons — you'd think the hardware would be optimized for the most common action that people perform when using e-readers, but that's unfortunately not the case.

If you think about the Amazon page, product placement is just below and to the right of the actual buy button.

They took care of all the behind - the - scenes stuff that I know nothing about, and even made some fantastic suggestions that I hadn't thought of — like adding a «buy now» button in a sidebar on the Home page, so viewers could go directly to my book.

I don't think the Kindle Voyage is for me, at any price point, because the haptic feedback on the page - turn buttons would surely jolt me out of my book world and right back into real life.

I can see how audio would be popular, but I think it better could be improved instead with: — page turn buttons; — greater processing power / speed for better responsiveness; — better pdf support for manga / comics / textbooks; — and color e-ink and higher ppi for displaying maps and book covers as well reading manga / comics / magazines (which are still sometimes fuzzy or hard to read at 300 ppi, in my opinion).

I could hold the stylus in my gloved hand a use it to turn pages just fine, but I think that a couple of buttons on the next PaperWhite would be a good addition.

I think page turn buttons are tremendous on e-readers.

I thought about getting a Kobo Mini but I decided I'd rather have something with page buttons and the Sony PRS - 350 fits that bill perfectly, and it's small enough to fit into a pocket and you can hardly tell it's there.

(I think the Kindle Paperwhite would be improved with a Home button too, but that's not as big a deal as page - turning.)

The most anticipated is the second generation Kindle Voyage, which is thought to forgo the haptic page turn buttons and use the new Freescale IMX7 processor.

Nielsen also derided the Kindle Fire's lack of physical buttons for turning e-book pages, but again, that's true of every tablet on the market (and I don't think it's as frustrating as Nielsen makes it out to be).

I think it will be easier to turn the pages during a long cold Minnesota winter by pressing the «button» with my thumb compared to tapping the screen with a finger.

I thought maybe I got a bad epub file, so I went back to that previous page in the book and did the button page turns and it read just fine past the point when I had been swiping.

I thought that I would really like the PagePress sensors for turning paging because I favor using hardware buttons for turning pages like on the Onyx Boox T68, just resting your thumb on a button and not having to move it every thirty seconds to page forward is nice, but so far the page sensors on the Kindle Voyage really aren't doing it for me.

But I think Amazon has sped up its price - matching process from the button on the product page since then.

I think it's a shame Amazon left out the physical buttons for flipping pages.

Screen - only buttons mean you have to hold the Kobo Touch Edition in your right hand, so you can tap the right side of the screen to change pages, but buttons on both bezels, which both the Nook and the Amazon Kindle ($ 139 - $ 189, 4 stars) have, means you can hold the device any way you can think of.

The only somewhat unintuitive aspect of the interface is the Back button in the reading screen: I thought that clicking it would turn the book a page back, but the button turns out to be inactive unless you've used one of the Go To navigation options, in which case clicking Back returns you to wherever you were before you jumped around.

Haven't decided what I think about the change in size and «firmness» of the page turn buttons yet.

While I appreciate the touch interface, personally, I don't think I'd buy an e-reader that completely lacked physical page turn buttons.

You'd think that physical page buttons would've come up in these customer discussions, wouldn't you?

Nothing wrong with that, but a large, round two - part button on the bottom right, which I thought would turn pages, either brings up a menu for various navigation options and settings, or serves as an «OK» button — and it's not always clear which function is active.

On the right, you'll find the Home, Next Page (yes, there are two Next Pages, one on each side), Menu and Back (what I would think of as Esc) buttons, along with what Amazon calls a five - way toggle switch, which can be pushed up, down, left or right or pressed down.

And while some people may prefer the Voyage's physical page - turn buttons to the Paperwhite's touchscreen taps and swipes, we think most will be fine with the onscreen controls on the Paperwhite.

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