Category: stylus

This pressure-sensitive stylus lets you draw on the Switch

Post author By Randall
Post date July 13, 2020
Categories In app, Art, colors live, draw, drawing, game, Gaming, gear, hands-on, News, Nintendo, Nintendo Switch, sonarpen, stylus, switch, Tech

[ad_1] Since we first played with the SonarPen as a standalone product over two years ago, it has apparently boosted compatibility with “98 percent” of Android phones, as long as it’s the version shipped with a gold-colored tip. I got to try the latest SonarPen on a prototype version of Colors Live, and just like […]

Motorola may be working on a pen-equipped Galaxy Note rival

Post author By Randall
Post date January 27, 2020
Categories In Android, evleaks, gear, leak, lenovo, Mobile, motorola, pen, Smartphone, stylus, Tech, Verizon

[ad_1] Motorola has tried numerous tricks over the years to stand out from the smartphone crowd, but its latest may sound familiar: offer a pen-toting phone to compete with Samsung's Galaxy Note family. Well-established leaker Evan Blass has shared a peek… [ad_2] Source link

Nintendo’s Brain Age series is back as a Switch exclusive

Post author By Randall
Post date September 30, 2019
Categories In brain training, Gaming, Nintendo, Nintendo Switch, personal computing, personalcomputing, stylus, Tech

[ad_1] The full title of the game translates to “Nintendo Switch Training for Adults with Brain Training Supervised by Prof. Ryuta Kawashima, Research Institute for Aging Medicine, Tohoku University” and it will have features like support for two players and battle modes. The challenges look to be similar to the original game, with mathematics puzzles, […]

HP’s latest x360 Chromebooks ship with universal stylus compatibility

Post author By Randall
Post date September 27, 2019
Categories In chromebook, gadgetry, Gadgets, gear, hp, hp chromebook, personal computing, personalcomputing, stylus, Tech, universal stylus initiative, usi, x360

[ad_1] USI-enabled styli have more benefits than cross-compatibility. User preferences are saved in the styli themselves, so color choices and ink styles can be automatically carried over from one device to another. Multiple users can write or draw on a device simultaneously, making USI-compatible tablets and computers ideal for collaboration (or maybe even multiplayer games). […]