Welcome back to our series of blog posts reviewing drawing styluses. If you're catching up, the tl;dr is that we test a lot of styluses and devices while creating the collaborative whiteboard software that is Limnu, and we thought we'd tell you what we've learned about those styluses. You can find the previous post here.
I'll start with the Rechargeable Apex
A while back I wrote a post about what I thought about drawing with a mouse or on a trackpad (spoiler: it's like drawing with a bar of soap). Since then, we've received a lot of requests from our users to what styluses we like, especially for a collaborative online whiteboard like Limnu.
Since we regularly test Limnu on a whole pile of devices with a wide variety of styluses, I thought I'd start a series of blog posts talking about what we've learned. This first post covers two styluses.
The first is the Pinpoint Precision Stylus (3rd Gen)
Limnu has been working with Sawaya Consulting for several months now. We've completed dozens of projects, created hundreds of files, and we're dealing with about 3.5 GB of assets. Life at Limnu moves fast and every once in a while we have to take a step back and put in some structure to make sure we can continue to move fast.
