Barry Morgan 1 Posted April 8, 2016 Share Posted April 8, 2016 To the Evernote Team : It looks like no one ( past myself ), is out letting the world know The Adonit Jot Script Evernote Edition works with low price low spec Windows 8/ 10 tablets. So I thought I would drop in and start the ball rolling.... Evernote + Adonit should both look into low cost under 10" Windows Tablets as an untapped market, also Windows 10 for Mobile handsets Lumia XL and other 5.7" devices. In my case I have an Acer W3 tablet ( low cost 8" screen, that reviewed poorly but has done more then I ever thought), and a Microsoft Lumia 640 XL handset, both using Evernote. I was looking for a way to have better stylus input on my tablet, as the old style mush tip was not at all what I wanted, then after some looking around on the internet I found "Active Stylus". Mainly marketed to iOS, Adonit being the only one who hints on their Website that it may work with Windows. So on a gamble I got the Adonit Jot Script Evernote edition, and it works a treat on my Tablet !!!! It works on my phone as well, but it's full use will not be known until Microsoft releases Windows 10 for Mobile Anniversary update, which is rumored to have Pen & Ink support for handsets. Evernote Touch for Tablet does not support hand written notes natively, however what Evernote should add in it's Windows Store is pen support is already built into Windows via on screen keyboard. Switch the Keyboard to Pen Input and the Adonit Jot can now hand print the notes into Evernote. In any case Evernote should also look into Windows Universal App Platform for your Tablet offering, as it could be the 1 app for Tablet and Phone. Why make 2 versions when 1 could do the job of 2. Link to comment
Tracey Smith 82 Posted June 21, 2016 Share Posted June 21, 2016 So will the jot pro work with my lenovo yoga 700 that runs windows 10? Having a hard time firguring out how to get pen based support for this device. Link to comment
Level 5* gazumped 12,076 Posted June 22, 2016 Level 5* Share Posted June 22, 2016 Not sure if the Jot Pro is ideal - you'd maybe be better off checking with Adonit - http://www.adonit.net/jot/script/ Link to comment
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