But you can’t do everything you would with paper pages–like dog-ear them, buzz the corners like a flip-book, or whatever else a dead-tree book affords. And that’s the trouble.

With a new feature called Page Flip–available in Kindle apps for smartphones and tablets as well as Kindle e-readers–Amazon is trying to re-create the ease of browsing a book in digital form.

The feature, called Page Flip, is designed to be the “digital equivalent of sticking your fingers in the book,” says Amazon Kindle VP Jeff Kunins.

April 10 (UPI) --A British teenager broke a Guinness World Record by hand-drawing a flip-book that went on for 1,300 pages.Max Budgen, 17, of Petersfield, Hampshire, told Guinness World Records he ...

But his flip books have a tangible quality that watching a movie on a 2-D screen just can’t achieve. Fontanive is able to capture the satisfaction we get from thumbing through a flip book and ...

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 a ...