I don't understand why you're concerned about $10 stylus that you can buy separately today. Or perhaps you were asking if the iPad will be redesigned to better accommodate hand writing?
I read that no stylus for the iPad can match the S-pen in the Galaxy Note 10.1 2014. I am torn between the iPad Air and Galaxy Note 10.1
If you ABSOLUTELY need the stylus for productivity, you should go for the note. For fun and media consumption, go iPad.
What does productivity actually mean? How can one be more productive than the other.
Especially considering there are stylists for both products. Your comment to me holds no water.
I read that no stylus for the iPad can match the S-pen in the Galaxy Note 10.1 2014. I am torn between the iPad Air and Galaxy Note 10.1
We have an air, rmini and note 8. Specifically for stylus operation, there is nothing better than note 8. If you NEED to write a lot, especially annotating pdfs, go with the note 8. Otherwise, for casual writing not for productivity, go with ipad.
Hello, anybody heard anything? Also, will the iPad Pro include a stylus?
Since you have these three platforms, perhaps you could let me know which one has App that is fully compatible with Power Point and Word? I want to annotate PowerPoint files and pdf files.
Somebody mentioned that apps for annotating and viewing pdf files on the iPad are better/faster than those on Android devices. Is this really true?
How is the overall GUI experience? Somebody mentioned about lag issue with the GNote 10.1 Others mentioned that after all the updates, the lag issue has been resolved.
Only rumors but I have a friend who knows someone who lives near Apple and the iPad Pro will offer everything you want incuding OSX!
Just got to wait 3 qtr of 2014
Since you have these three platforms, perhaps you could let me know which one has App that is fully compatible with Power Point and Word? I want to annotate PowerPoint files and pdf files.
Somebody mentioned that apps for annotating and viewing pdf files on the iPad are better/faster than those on Android devices. Is this really true?
How is the overall GUI experience? Somebody mentioned about lag issue with the GNote 10.1 Others mentioned that after all the updates, the lag issue has been resolved.
Other devices are specifically optimized for than hand writing recognition. The iPad isn't. Those apps that do exist for the iPad are mere aftermarket innovations making the stylus a mere extension of the finger. Apple had no intention of ever making a stylus-based product with the iPad. Steve Jobs actually laughed at the idea.What does productivity actually mean? How can one be more productive than the other.
Especially considering there are stylists for both products. Your comment to me holds no water.
Only rumors but I have a friend who knows someone who lives near Apple and the iPad Pro will offer everything you want incuding OSX!
Just got to wait 3 qtr of 2014
Other devices are specifically optimized for than hand writing recognition. The iPad isn't. Those apps that do exist for the iPad are mere aftermarket innovations making the stylus a mere extension of the finger. Apple had no intention of ever making a stylus-based product with the iPad. Steve Jobs actually laughed at the idea.
I've used 'em all and the iPad can't hold a candle to other non-ios devices in this department. That said, I do use a $10 app called, "WritePad". It does pretty well considering what the iPad really is. Maybe 65-70% accuracy for me which isn't bad. I pretty much compose all my lengthy writing with it and just copy and paste it to where I need it. (I'm a bit old-school I suppose).
What does living near Apple have to do with anything? Is your friend over there peeking through the windows?
"I have a friend who knows someone who lives near Apple"
Solid source right there![]()
WTF are you talking about? You use good notes. Do you even know what handwriting recognition is? I'm talking about converting what you write to actual text. Not scrawling hand written gibberish on the screen that can't be used in any other app.You haven't tried them all if that's the best you are getting. I have an iPad and a Surface Pro, yet it's the iPad that I have handwritten over 100 single-spaced pages on in the last month alone. Do you think I'd bother if I were struggling with 65% accuracy?
WTF are you talking about? You use good notes. Do you even know what handwriting recognition is? I'm talking about converting what you write to actual text. Not scrawling hand written gibberish on the screen that can't be used in any other app.
What does living near Apple have to do with anything? Is your friend over there peeking through the windows?
"I have a friend who knows someone who lives near Apple"
Solid source right there![]()
It has nothing to do with it. It was a joke.I would have put a smiley face on it but I did not think it would need it because it was so ridiculous no normal person would believe it.
Guess I was wrong!
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Yep and good thinking on your part. The statement I made was so ridiculous I did not think I needed to put a smiley next to it so you know I was joking. I forget I am in a Apple forum!![]()
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I just like the mental picture of some one climbing up the side of the building looking into the windows.