Most styluses are designed to look and feel like a pen — great for writing, terrible for drawing. That’s why this new stylus from Studio Neat is built like a crayon. More »
The Scribbly stylus doesn’t do anything that any other iPad doesn’t do. It’s just taken the form of a giant marker, which tricks us all into thinking it’s more fun. It’s probably more comfortable to hold as well. £10. More »
Using a stylus with the iPad is pretty silly! But this Wacom Bamboo Stylus might not be. Not only does it have the Wacom name behind it, but the Bamboo Stylus has a tip (6mm) that’s 25 per cent narrower than most other stylii, which should help make the Bamboo Stylus more accurate. More »
No more finger painting! No more friction-filled rubber stylus strokes! The Nomad Brush, a capacitive paintbrush-style stylus for the iPad, is now available. It’s 7.5 inches long, weighs 5.7 grams, and it’s got a mix of both conductive and natural fibres at the end of its walnut and carbon shaft. More »
That overpriced, oversized Kno tablet? A video look-behind-the-scenes has revealed some high-tech testing equipment – namely, a Lego robotic-arm used to test the touchscreens and ambient light sensors. Wicked sideburns on the Lego robot’s human-overlord too, I might add. More »
I repeat, a paintbrush stylus is COMING SOON. In February, to be precise – and judging by their intro video, Nomadbrush will be just the accessory design-mad iPad owners need for precise brushstrokes when emulating David Hockney’s work. More »
