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Buggy Page Turn on Glow Light
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That's pretty amusing! This seems like an unexpected downside to the glow light. I can see how it might attract flying insects. Who knew!?! Back to the drawing board!
What they need is a special screen protector that is thick enough that insect footfalls don't cause page turns. Gee, why didn't they think of this during the design phase??
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Obviously a very cute bug, and it must be educated as well, to know when to turn the page. Catch it and you could make a fortune.
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One fly landed exactly in a word and I was anxious about the dictionary coming up, but nothing, and then it walked, and nothing again. It's a very good thing to develop the software so unvoluntary (or wild life) touches do not interfere with reading, but most of the time I have problems of the Kindle not recognizing my voluntary touches. (Personally, I prefer the all-sensitive software design.)
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>>The first firmware of Kindle Touch was like this, but with 5.1 the flies do not interrupt anymore.<<
Makes you wonder if they had engineers in a room full of flies for testing! eP |
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Infrared needs to be fine tuned. Reminds me of my alarm triggered by my 70 pound dog back in the old days... Don´t fear, shake the reader and the bug will fly off. Here we have some very large flies called tabanos. Big enough to trigger the infrared receiver
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