SANTA CLARA, CA- With a mission to bring leading-edge technology to the masses, E-Book Systems announces FlipBrowserÅ Gold, the first mass market, easy-to-use, on-line e-book sharing tool. FlipBrowserÅ Gold users can easily compile e-books on their computers, choose their upload websites and then have FlipBrowserÅ Gold automatically "publish" the e-books for public viewing. FlipBrowserÅ Gold can even inform your friends via email, of these "published" e-books. For the first time, Internet users can view their favorite web pages in a book-like format, with real 3D turning pages. Users can also read novels, magazines, view photo albums, browse catalogs, all in a turning-page, electronic book form. E-Book Systems calls such on-line e-books, "FlipBooksÅ". As an Internet browser, FlipBrowserÅ Gold is a browser like no other. It automatically organizes all of the webpages that you have viewed into a book-like form with separate pages that can be navigated through as you would any book. This allows users the ease of flipping to previously visited pages with a simple turn of a page. You can even add bookmarks, which appear at the side of the pages of the e-book. As an e-book or FlipBookÅ viewer, FlipBrowserÅ Gold can view anything that has a book-like form-such as photo albums, product catalogs, manuals, magazines and novels. You can use FlipBrowserÅ Gold to read a novel, browse a product catalog or view a friend's photo album stored at a remote website. Any of these books will now be viewable electronically as if looking at a traditional "book" with a cover page, flipping pages and bookmarks. "We know that more and more people want to share their photo albums, recipe books, newsletters, and other information, on the Internet but do not have the proper tool to easily do it. We have simplified the entire process by introducing our Digital FlipÅ technology for easy navigation of Internet contents. Digital FlipÅ technology also allows for full-page advertisements to be inserted into on-line publications, which is not possible with today's method of web browsing," said Mike McGaughy, VP of Business Development at E-Book Systems.