Article
by Simon Sage
Oct 25, 2012
Digital artists will be happy to hear that Wacom's Bamboo Paper app has found its way onto Android. On the down-side, Samsung has managed to snag an exclusive deal to lock it to the...
Review
by Alex Dobie
Oct 06, 2012
The original Samsung Galaxy Note was never the likeliest candidate for a multi-million-selling Android device. Few expected it to succeed, and its inflated size and stylus input made it an easy targ...
Article
by Jerry Hildenbrand
Jul 16, 2012
Another photo contest is in the can, and we get a handful of really cool artwork to show off from it. Last week's contest is proof that Android fans can draw just as well (maybe even better) tha...
Review
by Gary Mazo
Jul 10, 2012
The Wacom Bamboo Stylus is one of your best options for handwriting and drawing on your Android phone or tablet. It also is a great alternative to your greasy fingers for day to day na...
Review
by Gary Mazo
Jul 09, 2012
The Just Mobile AluPen is a unique design among other stylus pens. Designed to mimic an artist's pencil, it is, as expected, a great drawing and painting tool.
The difference is perceivable ...
Review
by Gary Mazo
Jun 18, 2012
The Grifin stylus is a no-nonsense approach to a capacitive stylus.
The Griffin stylus is a no-nonsense, sort of bare bones stylus. It does nothing in a spectacular fashion, yet is...
Article
by Phil Nickinson
Jun 13, 2012
Update: Samsung just pinged us to say that Amazon put this page up in error, and that the Note 10.1 isn't yet available for preorder. And, sure enough, the page has been killed. (Samsung also po...
Review
by Gary Mazo
Jun 13, 2012
The Adonit Jot Pro is possibly the most unique stylus we have come across. If you are looking for a way to take notes and capture your handwriting on your Android phone or tablet - loo...
Article
by Gary Mazo
Jun 12, 2012
The SGP Kuel H12 is a great alternative to using your finger for everything from navigating and activating your icons to playing a game of Draw Something.
The beautiful screen on...
Article
by Android Central
Jun 11, 2012
With the popularity of phone-tablet hybrids like the Samsung Galaxy Note -- to say nothing of actual tablets -- it's time to take a look at that long-controversial accessory -- the stylus. Back ...
Article
by Alex Dobie
May 14, 2012
If you were watching our coverage of the Galaxy S III launch event, you'll already be familiar with the wealth of accessories that were announced alongside the phone, and shown backstage in the sp...
Review
by Jerry Hildenbrand
Apr 16, 2012
The stylus is far from dead. For many of us, nothing beats the pinpoint accuracy you can get from using a good capacitive stylus, whether you're just cruising through the home screens on your An...
Article
by Jerry Hildenbrand
Apr 04, 2012
Call it a stylus, call it an S-Pen, call it what you will -- styli are making a comeback. They used to be standard issue with a smartphone, until a fellow in a black turtleneck who had a huge influe...
Article
by Android Central
Apr 03, 2012
Steve Jobs put an end to the Newton project, largely because he hated the concept of using a stylus. The original Palm Pilot was a runaway hit - largely because of the use of the stylus and ...
Article
by Simon Sage
Feb 29, 2012
At Mobile World Congress 2012, Texas Instruments was demonstrating a stylus that communicates its distance from a tablet over ultrasonic frequencies. The tablet in this demo has a microphone in ea...
Article
by Phil Nickinson
Feb 26, 2012
Behold, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Android tablet! We're at Plaça de Catalunya in Barcelona where Samsung has unviled its oversized version of the already oversized 5.3-inch Samsu...
Article
by Phil Nickinson
Feb 24, 2012
In regards to this AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note review, we, the writers, editors and readers of Android Central, hereby stipulate the following:
It is a BIG smartphone. Anyone who says diffe...
Article
by Jerry Hildenbrand
Feb 19, 2012
LG has made the Optimus Vu official, announcing the 5-inch phone on their Korean Newsroom site early this AM. Running Gingerbread (Android 2.3) and packing a 5.0-inch display with a 4:3 aspec...
Article
by Phil Nickinson
Feb 19, 2012
The the Samsung Galaxy Note is finally available in the United States, hitting Best Buy and AT&T's websites right this second, and brick-and-mortar stores just as soon as the sun rises. (And...
Article
by Alex Dobie
Feb 15, 2012
Could Samsung be planning to launch a full-sized tablet cousin to the Galaxy Note? Listings on Samsung's own blog, as well as a casting website, contain references to the "Galaxy Note 10.1&...
Article
by Simon Sage
Feb 14, 2012
I've been playing with the Samsung Galaxy Note for the last week or so (be sure to check out our full review here), and though I'm still digging the novelty of a 5-inch smartphone, there'...
Article
by Alex Dobie
Feb 14, 2012
Right on cue, today sees the Canadian launch of the Galaxy Note, Samsung's super-sized phone/tablet hybrid. The Canadian version, which unlike its international counterpart ships with 4G LTE sup...
Article
by Alex Dobie
Jan 30, 2012
We got our first look at AT&T's LTE-powered Samsung Galaxy Note back at CES, and now it looks like a very similar-looking device will be making its way to Canada on Rogers. A blog post on Ro...
Review
by Alex Dobie
Nov 10, 2011
As 2011 draws to a close, we’ve started to see a convergence of Android phones and tablets. Honeycomb-powered tablets are available in more form factors than ever before, and smartphones are g...
Article
by Alex Dobie
Oct 31, 2011
Samsung recently gave more details on the availability of the Galaxy Note across Europe. The device launched over the weekend in Germany, and will roll out across the UK and mainland Europe between ...
Article
by Phil Nickinson
Jun 21, 2011
How do you make the HTC Flyer even better? Pop in a Wimax radio, put it on Sprint, and call it the Sprint HTC EVO View 4G. What you see above you is the second version of the Flye...
Article
by Phil Nickinson
May 21, 2011
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In this brave new world of dual-core, 10.1-inch, Android 3.0 tablets, is there room for a new 7-incher that's not running Honeycomb? HTC certainly thinks s...
Article
by Phil Nickinson
May 20, 2011
Pen will be sold separately, for $79.99
It's confirmed, folks. The Wifi-only version of the HTC Flyer, which goes on sale May 22 exclusively at Best Buy for $499, will not come equipped with...
Article
by Alex Dobie
May 05, 2011
The first European pricing information for the HTC Flyer's "Magic Pen" has emerged over at the manufacturer's European accesory store. The stylus (and AAAA-battery) will set you b...
Article
by Sean Brunett
May 05, 2011
When the WiFi-only HTC Flyer went available for pre-sale from Best Buy, we knew that the 7-inch tablet would cost $499. There was no word, however, on the price of the stylus, which is one of the feat...
