Amazon is introducing a new navigation feature for Kindle, called Page Flip, that aims to bring e-books closer that experience — saving the current place in the text while letting the reader ...

Michael Kozlowski Amazon Page Flip launched in 2016 and is a system that “pins” your current page to the side of the screen when you swipe away from it to explore other parts of the book.

To check if a book has Page Flip, just visit the book's Amazon page and check for the "Page Flip: Enabled" notice, which is listed right under the book's price and page length fields.

Page Flip lets you tap a button on your screen to get a small thumbnail icon of the current page in the bottom of the screen and an overview of the book in the rest of the display. When you’re ...

"With Page Flip, we've taken inspiration from how people read print books and improved upon it," describes Chuck Moore, Kindle vice president, in a statement.

Though Page Flip can be used with any Kindle book, the feature seems most applicable for non-fiction. These are typically the books in which you’d take the time to make notes or highlight passages.

Kindle readers wanting to flip back and forth and make a quick reference to materials now have an easier way to do so with a new feature called Page Flip. Kindle refers to Page Flip as a ...