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Ham Cannon · 05-09-2010, 05:49 PM

I also have both wing buttons set to "next page", and I find that most of the time I hold the reader so that it is cradled in my entire hand, with my thumb resting against the top wing button. I will switch from left to right hand but 75% of the time I'm using the top button to change the page.

Also, if you are sitting at a table or lying in bed, it is surprisingly comfortable to have the reader on its side with the buttons along the top. I find reading to be a little easier with the sideways orientation because there are fewer line breaks.

05-09-2010, 05:49 PM	#15
Ham Cannon Enthusiast Posts: 38 Karma: 100 Join Date: Dec 2009 Device: Pocketbook 360, Sony Reader 505, Kobo Touch, iPad 1, iPhone 4	I also have both wing buttons set to "next page", and I find that most of the time I hold the reader so that it is cradled in my entire hand, with my thumb resting against the top wing button. I will switch from left to right hand but 75% of the time I'm using the top button to change the page. Also, if you are sitting at a table or lying in bed, it is surprisingly comfortable to have the reader on its side with the buttons along the top. I find reading to be a little easier with the sideways orientation because there are fewer line breaks.