Amazon is rolling out a new interface for its Kindle devices: Details

Amazon is bringing a new interface to its Kindle e-reader via a major update. The US giant will release software updates for Kindle (8th-Gen and up), Kindle Paperwhite (7th-Gen and above), and Kindle Oasis devices in the coming weeks. The company claims that the new update will provide a smoother and smoother Kindle-reading experience. Amazon has also confirmed that the first update will be available for devices in the next few weeks, while the second update is coming later this year.

With the first update, heroine Kindle users will be able to adjust the device’s brightness, turn on Airplane Mode, Bluetooth, and go through all the settings with a new one. swipe-down menu. A new bottom navigation menu will allow users to switch between Home, Library and Current Book.

The second update, due out later this year, will bring the library experience to Amazon Kindle e-reading devices. With this, users will get a “New Filter and Sort Menu” in the Library Settings. It will provide a “new collection” view and an “interactive scroll bar” on their Kindle e-readers. Users will be able to access 20 of their “recently read” books by swiping left on Home.

Amazon keeps adding new features to its Kindle and Audible platforms. In April, the company launched A new feature for the Kindle e-reader that allows users to read the current book as their lock screen. Amazon Audible got a new feature that allowed its iOS app users to buy audiobooks directly from the app without navigating to the website.