Double tap page turns are only available on the premium Kindle Paperwhite.
Amazon has introduced a new Kindle feature letting you tap the back and sides of the e-reader to turn pages and scroll lists. It was initially thought to be limited to only the Colorsoft and 12th-generation Paperwhite, but Amazon spokesperson Connor Rice has confirmed to The Verge that you’ll specifically need the pricier $199.99 Paperwhite Signature Edition or the Colorsoft to get the feature. The $159.99 basic 12t…
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