Update your settings here, then reload the page to see it. This content is not available due to your privacy preferences. Second, there's a "pan and drift mode" that can be invoked for very precise writing - you zoom into a page, pan with a two-finger swipe until you get to your starting point, then start writing and the page kind of "drifts" to the side with your writing. First, your wrist (laying on the iPad screen while writing) is supposed to be ignored, with only the stylus creating marks on the screen. What's supposed to happen with the Jot Script and Penultimate is something akin to magic. Tap it, press the button on the stylus and the two link almost immediately. In the app under Settings, there's a "Jot Script Evernote Stylus Setup" item. You just slip the battery into the stylus, turn on Bluetooth on your iOS device, turn off multitasking gestures in Settings and then fire up the Penultimate app. Linking this Evernote Edition stylus with Penultimate is easy. That, and Penultimate's use of the Adonit SDK in the app, is supposed to provide a nice fine-point writing experience similar to writing on paper with a gel ink pen. The big difference is the fine-point tip - 1.9 mm in diameter, as opposed to the 6 mm tips found on a number of competing styluses - and a new technology from Adonit called PixelPoint. You can disable notifications at any time in your settings menu. The device powers itself down after three minutes of non-use and turns back on with a press on the single button that's on the device. Unlike some other styluses that use a rechargeable battery, the Jot Script Stylus Evernote Edition uses a single, readily available AAA battery for months of writing. What makes the Jot Script Stylus stand out from other electronic styluses for iOS? Two things: First, it's the first iOS stylus with a fine-point tip and second, it is designed to work intimately with Evernote's free Penultimate notebook app.
Now the company has joined forces with Adonit for the new Adonit Jot Script Stylus for iOS - Evernote Edition (US$74.99).
We've seen Evernote team up with 3M Post-It Notes and Moleskine for products you can write on, then snap a photo of or upload to the Evernote cloud. In the never-ending quest to make Evernote your "online memory," the company has been making alliances with manufacturers to bring physical products to market that work with the service.
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