ahjengmool
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If you goto youtube and search for "somegadgetguy" and his "first impressions" he is using a stylus quite a bit.
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g3 &stylus
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drexappeal
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without a link, this isn't much help
ahjengmool
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TdRDCkzt8Rc - for those who cant search
There are two distinct types of stylus - those which simply replicate a thin finger, and those which can respond according to angle and pressure. The former are cheap and can be used with any touch-screen phone, the latter are far more integrated into the device but work really well with apps like Photoshop which uses virtual brushes.
The reason why some reviewers use a stylus is because it obscures the screen far less than would dabbing at it with a finger (with hand attached!). So, yes, you can use a stylus with the G3, but not an 'intelligent' stylus.
The reason why some reviewers use a stylus is because it obscures the screen far less than would dabbing at it with a finger (with hand attached!). So, yes, you can use a stylus with the G3, but not an 'intelligent' stylus.
drexappeal
Extreme Android User
Actually, I searched with both keywords you mentioned and that didn't come up. Just a little more respectful if your thread is talking about a youtube video and you include the link. Thanks for posting.
drexappeal
Extreme Android User
Took a 2 second look. It's just a capacitive stylus. No big deal.