Paper

Unfortunately no. In an interview with The Verge one of the developers said that they were open to the idea of moving to new platforms, but that their resources were too tight for the time being. Imagine this on a future version of the Galaxy Note. Perfect application for the increased fidelity of the Note stylus.

Re: Paper

#6

Post by mrtron » Thu, Mar 29, 2012, 6:10 AM UTC

First time I have thought:

"I am going to get a stylus for my iPad."

Re: Paper

#7

Post by jianshen » Thu, Mar 29, 2012, 6:10 AM UTC

wsxiaoys wrote: post #4

Is there an android version?

No. Video said this was designed exclusively for the iPad. That also means no iPhone version either.

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#8

Post by nullflux » Thu, Mar 29, 2012, 6:12 AM UTC

I really want to love this. iPad hardware just doesn't deliver.

The problem isn't that nice drawing software like this doesn't exist, it's that styli on iPad still suck. The capacitive screen (even on "new" iPad) only has about a 6mm capacitive resolution, so you're stuck fudging the fck along with a sausage for a stylus. Ars had a good review[1] on the current state of styli, and they said much the same. I've personally owned about four iPad styli and none come close to what I am capable of with an old Graphire.

We need pressure sensitivity, finer resolution, and proper calibration for this to work well. Everyone wants to replace drawing stuff with iPad (including myself) but until iPad supports Wacom-esque pressure sensitivity, feel and resolution on iPad everything you do there will likely be too rough compared to what you could get with a Bamboo on Painter/Illustrator or what could be drawn directly on paper, scanned in and retraced with said Wacom. Even the Galaxy Note / Lenovo Tablet / etc. are better for this.

[1] http://arstechnica.com/apple/reviews/2012/03/does-the-stylus...