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Readers can swipe a finger to turn a page, zoom in and out by pinching fingers together or apart or write notes on the page or highlight text with a finger or the supplied stylus.
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If you want, you can hold your finger down on the Zoom key and tilt the phone forward to zoom in on a page.
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Swipe a finger to turn the page, or zoom in and out by pinching your fingers together or apart.
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It now features intuitive touch, more paper-like page turns, improved continuous page turns and a smoother zoom in and out.
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New features on the Daily Edition include intuitive content zoom, adjustable contrast and brightness control, as well as automatic multiple page creation to make documents designed for a standard sheet of paper easier to read.
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Ads are way more intrusive in the digital magazines because page turns are often slow and cumbersome and you have to zoom in and out to see the content smoothly enough which often also involves a too-slow redraw.
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