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Livescribe and Dropbox bring handwritten notes to the cloud

Rue Liu, Apr 16th 2012 Discuss [0]

Livescribe has partnered with Dropbox to make its Echo smartpen even more productive for busy note-takers. The Echo smartpen will now be able to automatically sync its notes directly to a user's Dropbox account. And since about 46 percent of Livescribe users also use Dropbox, this is a perfect match for storing handwritten notes in the cloud to be conveniently and securely accessible from anywhere. Read The Full Story

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Wacom Inkling hands-on [Video]

Chris Davies, Sep 28th 2011 Discuss [0]

Wacom’s new Bamboo tablet range allows you to cut the cord between your artwork and your computer, but the company’s Inkling digital pen allows you to walk out the door and sketch anywhere. Announced last month, the chunky stylus – and its companion clip-on receiver – can turn any regular notepad into a digital art studio, not only wirelessly memorizing your drawings but throwing in pro-level features like layer support too. We grabbed some hands-on playtime with with Wacom Inkling to see if it’s really a doodler’s dream; check out our first-impressions after the cut.

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Booqpad Folio For iPad 2 Fuses Tablet With Traditional Notepad

Rue Liu, Mar 2nd 2011 Discuss [5]

The Apple iPad 2 has just been officially unveiled, so new accessories for the revamped device should be rolling out in droves. First one to catch our attention is the Booqpad Folio made for the iPad 2 that elegantly combines protection for the ipad with a traditional notepad. Read The Full Story

Wikipedia Now Available On Livescribe Smartpens

Rue Liu, Feb 23rd 2011 Discuss [0]

Livescribe, the company behind the Pulse and Echo smartpens, has just announced that for the first time ever, Wikipedia is now available on their smartpens as an app. You can find the app in the Livescribe app store, where you can also find many other productivity apps including the popular Evernote. Read The Full Story

APEN A2 Lets You Use Regular Paper to Record Written Word, Drawings

Evan Selleck, Dec 6th 2010 Discuss [4]

Using a pen and paper to record what you're writing isn't a new concept, so to speak. We've seen other ideas come to play, and actually really enjoyed items like the Livescribe Echo smartpen. But, while the idea is great, and the usability is just as high as anyone would like, there's always the fact that you'll need to buy special paper to make it work. For some, having extra costs down the road, especially for "smart paper," just isn't in the cards. That's where the APEN A2 comes in, which is designed to let you digitally record what you write, or draw, on any kind of paper, thanks to a wireless transmitter. Read The Full Story

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Holiday Gift Guide 2010

SlashGear Team, Nov 15th 2010 Discuss [4]

Food, family, festivities: the holidays can be stressful, and that’s before you decide what should go inside the wrapping paper. SlashGear can’t help you with the cooking, but we can cut through the sales hyperbole and help you pick the best in consumer electronics so that the only disappointment this December is the brussels sprouts. In our 2010 Holiday Gift Guide we’ve picked our favorite cellphones, computers, accessories and more, so read on for the best in tech this season! (We’ll be updating the Holiday Gift Guide throughout the holiday season)

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Livescribe Echo smartpen review

Vincent Nguyen, Aug 13th 2010 Discuss [6]

Our handwriting may have steadily become sloppier as keyboard use increases, but there are still plenty of people who reach for a pen & paper first and QWERTY much later. Livescribe’s Pulse Smartpen promised the best of both worlds, a way of recording not only handwriting but audio as well, and then allowing for digital playback of meetings and lectures. Now, the company’s second-generation model, the Echo Smartpen, promises to finesse the process with more storage and improved ergonomics. Check out the full SlashGear review after the cut.

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SlashGear Week in Review – Week 29 2010

Shane McGlaun, Jul 25th 2010 Discuss [0]

It's that time again, welcome to this week's edition of the Week in Review. If you are set to go to school this fall Livescribe has a new version of its Smartpen called the Echo set to land in stores soon. The pen is slimmer and has more storage capacity. Read The Full Story

Livescribe Echo Smartpen boosts storage, slims size; artist features due this fall [Video]

Chris Davies, Jul 19th 2010 Discuss [1]

Livescribe has outed their latest digital pen, the Livescribe Echo Smartpen, and as well as slimming down from its Pulse predecessor it also has more memory and the addition of social networking support for its recorded notes. Meanwhile, a promised update for this coming fall will bring Paper Tablet, a new feature that turns the Echo into a Wacom-style digital tablet with just a microUSB cable. Video demos after the cut Read The Full Story

Livescribe deliver Pulse smartpen App Store beta

Chris Davies, Nov 19th 2009 Discuss [0]

Having promised an app store for their Pulse pen last month, Livescribe have pushed the first beta out of the door. There are currently over thirty applications - some free, some paid - to be downloaded, just in case you want to automatically translate text between languages, play games or even learn Hebrew chanting. Read The Full Story

Livescribe Pulse smartpen gets more storage, App Store promised

Chris Davies, Oct 19th 2009 Discuss [0]

Livescribe have outed the latest versions of their Pulse smartpen range, which promise to take your chicken-scratch, digitize it and make it less of a headache to read back at a later date. The Pulse now comes in two memory options - the original 2GB and a new 4GB model - together with getting a makeover in the shape of a titanium-finish casing. There's also a ProPack on offer, which bundles an exclusive black 4GB Pulse smartpen, charging cradle, leather carrying case, A5 notebook and handwriting-to-text transcription software. Read The Full Story