Google Fast Flip Brings Print Style Navigation to the Web
In a move that aims to better recreate the experience of browsing through a print publication, Google Labs has introduced a new tool named Fast Flip. The interface allows readers to quickly navigate through pages of pre-loaded content in a motion that is similar in speed to flipping a page over. Users can also search and share content with friends right from the same interface.
Only a select few mainstream publications are included in Fast Flip at the moment, but the ease at which it handles quick browsing could make it a go-to tool for both content producers and consumers.
[via Silicon Alley Insider]
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| TOPICS: | Media & Publishing, Web & Technology |
| TAGS: | fast flip, Google, google fast flip, Information Design, navigation, news |
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