At least for me, reading on a kindle is markedly more comfortable than reading on my smartphone or laptop. I think at least part of it as you said, most of the time there's no overt indicator of an ability to exist or "multitask", unlike the home button or taskbar on phones and Computers. Though I'd still attribute most of it to having no backlight drilling into my head when I read...
At least for me, reading on a kindle is markedly more comfortable than reading on my smartphone or laptop. I think at least part of it as you said, most of the time there's no overt indicator of an ability to exist or "multitask", unlike the home button or taskbar on phones and Computers. Though I'd still attribute most of it to having no backlight drilling into my head when I read...
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I noticed this when I found myself unintentionally rereading books on my Kindle. I thought it was just me.