Ten One Design has unveiled a Bluetooth 4.0 pen for iOS that is fully supported by the CoreBluetooth framework.
Bluetooth 4.0 devices don't need to pair with your iPhone or iPad, they just connect and work. Also, the battery life is dramatically better - think months or a year on a single coin battery. We've developed the first pressure-sensitive stylus for iPad that uses Bluetooth 4.0.
Ten One Design is offering developers sample hardware to add support to their app. You can request one by emailing info@tenonedesign.com.
Pen features:
● Fast, simple bluetooth 4.0 technology does away with pairing.
● Any application can take advantage of the features, but developers should use our free code to help them integrate.
● Full pressure sensitivity.
● Palm rejection capability.
● Lights, buttons, music (ok, maybe not music).
● Full details, name, pricing, etc coming soon.
● Product will ship after FCC approval, and if there is enough developer support.
Images shown are unfinished pre-production samples and a name for the pen is still up in their air; although, it will likely be 'Pogo something'.
Read More [via Gael]
Bluetooth 4.0 devices don't need to pair with your iPhone or iPad, they just connect and work. Also, the battery life is dramatically better - think months or a year on a single coin battery. We've developed the first pressure-sensitive stylus for iPad that uses Bluetooth 4.0.
Ten One Design is offering developers sample hardware to add support to their app. You can request one by emailing info@tenonedesign.com.
Pen features:
● Fast, simple bluetooth 4.0 technology does away with pairing.
● Any application can take advantage of the features, but developers should use our free code to help them integrate.
● Full pressure sensitivity.
● Palm rejection capability.
● Lights, buttons, music (ok, maybe not music).
● Full details, name, pricing, etc coming soon.
● Product will ship after FCC approval, and if there is enough developer support.
Images shown are unfinished pre-production samples and a name for the pen is still up in their air; although, it will likely be 'Pogo something'.
Read More [via Gael]