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S Pen apps
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NeoGrandizer
Android Expert
Quite a few apps available.
Sketchbook Pro
Lecture Notes
Infinite Painter
Papyrus
Moleskine Journal
Sketchbook Pro
Lecture Notes
Infinite Painter
Papyrus
Moleskine Journal
you can also go into "samsung apps" and there is a whole subcategory for s-pen apps
brecklundin
Lurker
The other day while hunting s-pen apps I was checking out Papyrus android app because much as I like Lecture Note and S-note they both can get on my last nerve. I stumbled across what bills itself as a "stylus based wordprocessor". It's called Write by Stylus Labs... watched the video demo of Papyrus in Play Store then stumbled across a Stylus Write video... I was instantly smitten.
website: http://styluslabs.com
Here is that video:
I think that shows how powerful a tool an active stylus could become.
Best of all the app is FREE!
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.styluslabs.write
Obviously this is based on a very brief interaction, maybe 30mins, so before the net nitpickers decend, lighten up.
these things take time but I 'm hoping a few folks have tried it already & can add their take comparing to other options.
I was leaning to switching to Papyrus but it just did not feel like a good fit for me. Know what I mean? Some apps just don't feel right to you. Write, however, appeals to me on some visceral level
Found the twitter feed for Stylus Labs:
https://twitter.com/styluslabs
The dev is quite responsive to questions and has chimed in over on threads @ XDA as well as email questions.
I like this app a great deal. It's still "green", however, it is already easy to work with. For example the file format used for notes is a combo of SVG plus HTML (page layouts). The SVG is nifty as it leaves the notes in a quite portable format read on almost any device.
website: http://styluslabs.com
Here is that video:
Best of all the app is FREE!
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.styluslabs.write
Obviously this is based on a very brief interaction, maybe 30mins, so before the net nitpickers decend, lighten up.
these things take time but I 'm hoping a few folks have tried it already & can add their take comparing to other options. I was leaning to switching to Papyrus but it just did not feel like a good fit for me. Know what I mean? Some apps just don't feel right to you. Write, however, appeals to me on some visceral level
Found the twitter feed for Stylus Labs:
https://twitter.com/styluslabs
The dev is quite responsive to questions and has chimed in over on threads @ XDA as well as email questions.
I like this app a great deal. It's still "green", however, it is already easy to work with. For example the file format used for notes is a combo of SVG plus HTML (page layouts). The SVG is nifty as it leaves the notes in a quite portable format read on almost any device.
alfmeister
Lurker
'Photo Desk' is designed for the Note 8.0 and I like it better than the Gallery app.
I also like the 'Write' app which is a word processor for handwriting.
Both of these apps are free and without advertising.
I also like the 'Write' app which is a word processor for handwriting.
Both of these apps are free and without advertising.