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Originally Posted by JSWolf
You don't need a second hand to read on a Reader with a touch screen I can read easily using one hand be it the left or the right. I just use my thumb to do a nice simple swipe and the page is turned.
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Not so convenient for PDF files, but I find swiping to be better than tapping or buttons for ePubs. Simply put, buttons are inflexible. You're kinda stuck with where the developer put them, which means using a particular hand or both hands. Tap zones are a bit more convenient, but face a similar problem. (Kobo does allow for several configurations, but it can be a bit of a reach.) Swipes though, they work where ever your hands are. It may be an issue if your thumbs aren't as nimble as they could be, but other than that I can't see a problem.