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Napoleon is a really neat marriage of software and hardware. It's one of those rare things that's both new and familiar. Mighty, meanwhile, he actually describ

Napoleon is a really neat marriage of software and hardware. It's one of those rare things that's both new and familiar. Mighty, meanwhile, he actually described as "cloud pen". Please stop. I need a great pen for a tablet. I don't need it dependent on your hosted services. It's driving me crazy how the cloud, an enabling technology, is being crammed down our throats as a feature in and of itself.

mesh 13y ago
While it is not dependent on the cloud, it does leverage it to do things such as copy and paste between apps / tablets, and storage of assets for the pen. (Disclosure, I work for Adobe).
- rayiner 13y ago
  That's full blown derp. Computers managed to do inter app copy and paste for how many decades before anyone though it would be sensible to send local data over the internet to another app on the same device? The NSA wins again.
  - Jtsummers 13y ago
    I agree on the apps part, but you're missing the "between tablets" part of this particular situation.
  - jonknee 13y ago
    When you have poor APIs to work with you have to start thinking out of the box.
    - skrebbel 13y ago
      Quite literally outside the box, in fact.
    - wmf 13y ago
      But then the box never gets fixed.
      - spoondan 13y ago
        That's a bit like saying that someone creating a web browser means it will never be as part of the OS.