Whatever you say about finger-tap input on a mobile device, no one can deny that styluses are more efficient for scribbling words. Leaked documents from Apple suggest that pen-input is forthcoming on an Apple device. Perhaps this is on the iPhone and iPod Touch, perhaps on the iPhone 4G. Even more exciting, an Apple Tablet? The document shows a patent application for “ink information” recognition for a stylus-based computer. Is hand-writing recognition imminent on the iPhone, the iPhone 4G. Or is this new patent application in preparation for the iTablet? Whatever it is, I’m glad Apple is still going forward, not just on profits and market domination but in technology,expecially in hardware.
[via engadget]





November 12th, 2009 at 8:19 pm
[...] Whatever you say about finger-tap input on a mobile device, no one can deny that styluses are more efficient for scribbling words. Leaked documents from Apple suggest that pen-input is forthcoming on an Apple device. Perhaps this is on the iphone and …Read Original Story: Apple itablet Rumor: Pen-Input App Makes Us Wonder – PMP Today (blog) [...]
November 13th, 2009 at 4:20 am
[...] Whatever you say about finger-tap input on a mobile device, no one can deny that styluses are more efficient for scribbling words. Leaked documents from Apple suggest that pen-input is forthcoming on an Apple device. Perhaps this is on the iphone and …Read Original Story: Apple itablet Rumor: Pen-Input App Makes Us Wonder – PMP Today (blog) [...]
November 13th, 2009 at 8:20 am
[...] Whatever you say about finger-tap input on a mobile device, no one can deny that styluses are more efficient for scribbling words. Leaked documents from Apple suggest that pen-input is forthcoming on an Apple device. Perhaps this is on the iphone and …Read Original Story: Apple itablet Rumor: Pen-Input App Makes Us Wonder – PMP Today (blog) [...]
November 13th, 2009 at 6:25 pm
[...] Apple iTablet (Macbook Touch, Macbook Nano Touch or whatever else you may call it) looks pretty exciting, but at [...]
November 19th, 2009 at 4:38 pm
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