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Old 11-05-2013, 11:24 PM   #175
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Originally Posted by Lynx-lynx View Post
Okay - is it only the new Aura that's got the light turn on/off swipe through the middle of the screen?
Yes, it is a two finger swipe and as such it requires multi-touch. Something that Kobo has only implemented on the Aura's capacitive screen from what I know.

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Originally Posted by robko View Post
I doubt you've missed anything. This feature is only available in true kepub's and only on certain books. The selection of books it's available on seems to be pretty small as yet. I haven't found any in my library that have it yet so I can't tell you exactly how it works, but at least one person in the beta did find a book with it.
I've had it show up on at least three books that I've read since I got my Aura (and I've had it less than a month). It picked up some bits of Irish mythology in a fantasy book I was reading (it was interesting to read the real details of the mythology and not the alternative version usedin the book). I also had things show up, including a beyond the book tile on my home screen, for the Colorado Kid by Stephen King (the beyond the book tile was details on another one of his novels so it wasn't of any interest to me). Unfortunately I think that that's it for this book. It seems to work on algorithms since in the book with a lot of mythological terms a lot of info was collated while the Colorado Kid which has a more small town vocabulary has very little popping up.

It still has room to grow but from my experience it's off to an auspicious beginning (like I said, in my experience).
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