Q. You know how on laptop mouses, it's only really responsive to your skin? It's the same way with iPhones and iPad screens. I'm trying to make a stylus for my iPad by wrapping material around a pencil. Does anyone know of any material that iPad/iPhone/iTouch screens are responsive to?
Oranges work, but it's sort of hard to wrap orange skin around a pencil.
A. Well, before you make a stylus, you have to understand more about how the touch screen works. The touch screens on the iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and iPod nano work by collecting a small electric change on your skin which is then picked up by the digitizer on the screen. So what you need to do is find out what electric the touch screen collects, and then find out what products have that. PS. if you did make a stylus, i am pretty sure that it would only be temporary because the electric change would eventually run out. Hope this helps
Does Sketchbook Pro come standard with a bought iPad 2 or is it a purchase?
Q. Hello.
I'm planning on buying Apple iPad 2 for sketching and drawing. Does sketchbook pro come standard with it, or is it a separate purchase download?
A. You have to buy it on the App Store, although there is a free Sketchbook app. I would also recommend buying a Wacom iPad stylus.
http://bamboostylus.wacom.eu/index-EN.html
It's just easier than trying to draw with your fingers.
What is the best iPad stylus?
Q. I am buying an iPad stylus for my sister for Christmas, so I want to know which one is the best. Thanks :)
A. Good question, I just bought one to try out and they work great, and now my mother wants one for her iPad after trying my when I visited the other day. The one I bought is a Rocketfish, I got it at Best Buy for $15, in black (they come in lots of colors), and about the cheapest they run. I mean, its a conductive rubber nub on the end of a pen, I wouldn't pay more then $25 for one because they all seem to be the same to me, and the $15 one I have works great. I can't see where spending $50 on one would make it work better. That and unless she has used one and you know she likes it, I wouldn't spend too much in case she doesn't like using it. I use mine mostly for drawing because drawing become exponentially easier and faster with one, although they do work good for other tasks that don't involve typing.
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Title : What material can I use to make an iPhone/iPad stylus?
Description : Q. You know how on laptop mouses, it's only really responsive to your skin? It's the same way with iPhones and iPad screens. I'...