I'm literally writing this entry -using the stylus that comes sheathed in the Galaxy Note 2.
I wanted to test the practicality of the interface, and I actually find it somewhat unsettling - how keenly and accurately the interpolator interprets my chicken-scratch after only having scrawled a few thousand words or so.
I don't think I'd be alone in suggesting there's no match for
the standard PC keyboard with a full compliment of keys - especially if you're endeavouring to input code. That being said, it also wouldn't surprise me if an app existed to facilitate the entry of more cryptic notation.
In conclusion, as someone who's relatively new to the world of tablet computing, I'll remark that I find inputting text via the S-Pen input preferable to the touch-screen keyboard method.
I wanted to test the practicality of the interface, and I actually find it somewhat unsettling - how keenly and accurately the interpolator interprets my chicken-scratch after only having scrawled a few thousand words or so.
I don't think I'd be alone in suggesting there's no match for
the standard PC keyboard with a full compliment of keys - especially if you're endeavouring to input code. That being said, it also wouldn't surprise me if an app existed to facilitate the entry of more cryptic notation.
In conclusion, as someone who's relatively new to the world of tablet computing, I'll remark that I find inputting text via the S-Pen input preferable to the touch-screen keyboard method.
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