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more about #smartpen more comments → RainyDayInterns: BTW...it is quite nice for learning a language such as Chinese...especially since one can associate a sound with the word and replay the sound by clic... more » chauncy that billups: That's some pen. Writes upside down. the astronauts use 'em. more » RainyDayInterns: The biggest problem we had with the pen is the inability to upload archived data back into the pen. If you fill up a few journals, the voice data is ... more » dragon:ONE: I'd rather use my el-cheapo eBay Special tablet PC than one of these janky electronic pens. $25, runs Windows 95, all the old school apps I need, and... more » -
#livescribe
Livescribe Pulse Smartpen Now Has Its Own App Store
The folks behind Livescribe, the smartpen/pencorder/computer stick/dictapencil (remember?) have finally made good on an old promise: to open it up to 3rd-party applications. That's right folks—now there's an app store for pen and paper. More » -
#smartpens
Livescribe Pulse Smartpen Here
Hey, we just got one of those Livescribe Pulse Smartpens. You remember these, right? The Pulse is one of my favorite gadgets from the past year, because it'll do basic computing like math and translation via a paper UI. But more importantly for a reporter or student, or anyone who takes notes, it'll record voice notes that you can play back by clicking on the text you wrote at that moment. Pretty insane. More to come in a bit.
