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Both are much better if you write in phrases or whole sentences than if you try to recognise individual words (at least with my handwriting).
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This is a great disappointment since I have used PhatWare software on previous handheld personal organisers. In fact, WritePad won't even work if you write too small. WritePad seems to require that I write in big bold rounded handwriting, which isn't the way i write (I'm a doctor - what do you expect?!). Well both Mazec and WritePad let you replace the standard keyboard entry with a handwriting area, so anything you write in the handwriting area is simply "posted" as text to the app that's open - and that includes Evernote. Sounds exactly like everyone's situation here.
I keep my notes in Evernote because i can find them easily. Therefore a laptop is out, both for telephone interviews and for face to face interviews. I can't type and focus on the person in front of me at the same time, whereas i can hand write and focus. Mazec is by a long way the best (reasons why it is better than WritePad below). Have had my Note 10.1 for about a month, and the first thing i did was look for a handwriting app. Evernote used to import the Logitech io pen notes, which were based on vector pen strokes, so I'm sure it can import from other products it is just a matter of file type? I'm also going to look into Lecture Notes and Quill. This would mean that you'd write your notes as pen strokes, then interpret them afterwards. That works OK (except the Galaxy S3 doesn't support a stylus or palm reject, so you have to avoid resting your palm on the screen whilst writing), and could be the answer for S-Note if it were available. If this was easy (eg S-Note saved natively into EverNote) then there would be no need to change what is supported by Split Screen - you'd just keep using S-Note.Īnother Samsung product, S-Memo (on the Galaxy S3) has a handwriting recognition feature where you select the handwriting afterwards and ask it to interpret. If you keep the pen close, then the screen automatically rejects palm.Īm still looking for a way to get the S-Note into EverNote. A tip - keep the pen close to the screen and your hand on the screen - that's the closest to writing in a notebook and not only speeds up writing but also makes it much neater (and smaller). But this doesn't include translating my scribblings into text. Handwriting response in S-Note is excellent, and quite adequate for taking notes during a phone interview or writing notes during a video.
I've only just got my Note, so this reply is a bit amateurish. * I haven't played too much with the split screen functionality, but expect that this would be a nice multi tasking option * the overall response of the tablet has been quick with no noticeable lags when switching programs or changing home screens. In my viewing of videos and photos it has seemed perfectly fine.to my eyes the screen is very nice, never giving the impression of an inferior display (and I own an iPad 3). * There has been much complaining on the 'net concerning the Note's screen. * The general purpose apps included (for example S planner) while functional, do not have much visual polish. This is not a big issue for me, but something I noticed. The use of plastic keeps the weight light but creates a less than "premium" feel to the device. * build quality is not on the level of an iPad. * aspect ratio is great in landscape mode, a bit thin and tall in portrait mode (not a problem since most of my use was, and probably will continue to be, in landscape) Other impressions of the Note 10.1 in general: I have not yet tried any annotation/markup programs so can't offer an opinion on that front. I've used the included S-note, Lecture Notes, and Quill programs and in my extremely limited trials found Quill to be the best in terms of handwriting (I like the fact that the pen strokes are saved as vectors and not bitmaps). My main purpose for the device is note taking / meeting handout markup. It tracks input very accurately with little lag. First off, the stylus response is excellent.
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I received my 10.1 note yesterday and have been playing with it quite a bit.this was my first android device so some of the time I've spent getting used to the android / touchwiz interface.
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