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Publicación: 2012-04-10, Autor: Ellis , crítica de: theverge.com
Resumen: Until Paper for iPad launched, we didn't know many people who were clamoring for a stylus to use in conjunction with their iPad. And now, the Best Buy around the block from us is sold out of styli...
Improves touchscreen experience for gloves-wearers, the thick-fingered, and those with long fingernails. Also works with the unibody 'Book's multitouch trackpads. Comes in silver or hot pink.
Not good for twofingered gestures. Clip Pack to attach it to your iPhone case isn't included, must be purchased seperately.
We'll be toting the Pogo Sketch in our heavy coats this winter, tucked in the pocket next to our iPhones and warm, nonchapped, gloved, and thankful hands.Pogo Sketch...
Improves typing accuracy, Cuts down on finger print grease, Can use with gloves on
Fingers can perform same function, Not a tablet replacement
Apple is notorious for leaving features out of products that get introduced in future revisions but the stylus is not one of them. Unless you are so accustomed to the stylus as an input device, there is really no justification for using it with the iP...
Resumen: This week, we’ve been playing with Ten One’s Pogo Sketch, a modestly different version of Pogo Stylus that is most generously understood as device agnostic: it is longer than Stylus, and the only major change is the presence of an integrated hard plas...
Resumen: As for the Sketch, it was fun to be able to draw accurately using the MacBook’s trackpad. You’ll see in the video that handwriting my name using my Sketch versus using my finger was much more accurate...
Resumen: When the iPhone and iPod touch were first introduced, a lot of pundits decried the touch-only interface (four physical buttons notwithstanding) and lack of a stylus, since pretty much every other PDA-like device up to that point—including the iPhone’s ...
