Unlike many apps in which a photo is added separately to a text message, in Bamboo Loop photos take center stage and can be illustrated and personalized with the built-in editing tools. Sketch, ...

Vancouver, Wash. - Aug.19, 2013 - Wacom® today introduces the new Intuos® Creative Stylus, a pressure-sensitive digital pen for sketching, drawing and painting on an iPad. It inspires creativity ...

After months of rumblings about a standalone slate, Wacom finally unveiled not one, but two tablets back in September. On paper, the Cintiq Companion may be the more compelling mobile workstation, ...

Wacom introduced the new Bamboo Spark – a “smart folio” that allows users to take handwritten notes to “capture, shape and share ideas.” Bamboo Spark helps you save your ideas and once written on its ...

Professional artists who want to actually draw on computers have been using Wacom pens for years, as have the small number of Windows Tablet PC fans. You get the accuracy of a mouse with the intuitive ...

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Wacom, makers of those ever capable artist tablets, has released a new iPad app that turns your iPad into a digital notebook (or sketchpad). Ideally, you would use it with Wacom’s Bamboo Stylus for ...

Wacom, the renowned manufacturer of stylus and pen tablets, has today launched its Bamboo Paper application on Android devices. The Bamboo Paper app has been available for some time on iOS devices and ...

At $399.95, the Wacom One Creative Pen Display—geared to amateur artists, note-takers, and doodlers—is the company's lowest-priced pen display. It's in effect an interactive monitor, controlled by ...

Wacom drawing tablets will track every app you open or close on your computer, Robert Heaton, a software engineer, has revealed. Following a months-long investigation, Heaton says Wacom's official ...

Wacom tablets have been collecting data on what apps users open, and it’s not entirely clear what Wacom is doing with the data. Software engineer Robert Heaton writes in a detailed blog post that he ...