There are a lot of experienced people on this forum old enough to not only remember the Newton, but to have worked on similar items.
Hardly. Look up GO Corporation and the PenPoint OS sometime. It used IBM's handwriting recognition (HWR) system. HWR was big in the 80s and early 90s.
For the younger set here with no memory of the Newton, its poor handwriting recognition (especially in the first version) was mocked for weeks by the popular Doonesbury comic, helping to publicly doom it with strips like this one:
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While what you are saying may be true, it has no bearing on who was able to patent specific concepts. I don't know what patents Apple has or how they pertain to the stylus. I was only remembering the early 90's and the Newton.
I thought they had certain patents regarding handwriting translation. Are you saying they don't? Do you even know? Or are you just bashing Apple as usual because you enjoy doing so, and since I happened to say something that might suggest Apple is not the pariah you and so many proclaim. You are now coming after me? Please show a little dignity and not jump on every Apple basher bandwagon that comes along.
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In other words you have nothing. And going by your comments, you seem to be the petulant one.
Okay...if you say so.