Wacom has just announced the Bamboo Spark, a pen and notepad solution that turns handwritten notes into digital files. Users that prefer a physical writing experience on real paper can take notes or ...

Despite the many high-tech devices on display here at IFA, sometimes all you want is a pen and paper to jot down notes or draw a quick sketch. Still, there's no reason not to marry ink and tech, which ...

Wacom well known for its range of drawing tablets has this week unveiled a new system that will enable users to share notes across different platforms in the form of WILL or Wacom Ink Layer Language.

Drawing tablet and digitizer hardware maker Wacom is expanding the availability of its homegrown note-taking app today, with a launch that brings the previously iPad-only app to devices powered by ...

Wacom, makers of those ever capable artist tablets, has released a new iPad app that turns your iPad into a digital notebook (or sketchpad). Ideally, you would use it with Wacom’s Bamboo Stylus for ...

In September 2015, Wacom launched a new line of note-taking products with the Bamboo Spark, a "smart" folio that allows you to take notes on a normal pad of paper with a special ballpoint pen; when ...

At the IFA show in Germany, Wacom rolled up some product updates and launched a hybrid ballpoint/ electronic-folio system for notetaking on real paper. I've been reviewing hardware and software, ...

If you want a smartpen – which digitizes your handwriting and transmits it to a computer or mobile device – you currently have your choice of models including the Neo Smartpen N2, the LiveScribe Sky ...

Wacom and DFKI have developed a joint system to enrich handwritten documents with useful knowledge. In addition to information from the corporate memory, this includes individual knowledge and ...

Wacom has been pushing into the world of mobile for a while, and its efforts have just culminated in a pretty bold move: A single, cross-platform standard for sharing handwritten notes and sketches ...

While Samsung has made a valiant effort with the Galaxy Note’s S Pen, it doesn’t quite deliver enough sensitivity for processional use. Now that Wacom is unleashing a professional HD tablet, that may ...