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Now that Apple Pencil exists, I hope they consider a port. This looks amazing but I just don't think any app could convince me to buy a Windows machine.
by haberman 11y ago
Now that Apple Pencil exists, I hope they consider a port. This looks amazing but I just don't think any app could convince me to buy a Windows machine.
- Randgalt 11y agoIt seems a natural. Unless they have a special relationship with Microsoft of course.
- luuio 11y agoThe iPad Pro doesn't not have palm detection, as far as I know. This is kind of a deal breaker to port the app.
- anonred 11y agoIt has hardware palm rejection.
- luuio 11y agoCan you give me a link? I tried searching around after seeing the demos, and it seems like they always have to hover their hands while writing.
- haberman 11y agoI saw this today: http://www.macrumors.com/2015/10/06/disney-artists-ipad-pro-hands-on/ http://www.macrumors.com/2015/10/06/disney-artists-ipad-pro-... "In the Periscope, Ranjo was impressed with the grip of the iPad Pro's screen when used with the Pencil, and he also was a fan of the palm rejection features. When drawing on an iPad Pro, the palm of a hand can be rested on the screen, but it's still responsive to zoom gestures."