Originally Posted by
ZarathustraHead I don't think Wacom designed the S Pen apps or interface for Samsung. I would include all of that as a part of the S Pen technology, not just the Wacom digitizer. I also don't believe that Wacom has itself introduced the digitizer technology to the mass smartphone market, so Samsung is doing something unique in its introduction. Moreover, stylus haven't been popular with smart phones for about 5 years or so. A stylus is seen as a part of yesterday's smart phones ala Palm Treo. If Samsung were to release the S4 with the S Pen, that would all change. And others would soon follow.
Sent from my Nexus 10 using Tapatalk HD
I think you not getting what is technology here

Pressure sensitive stylus is technology here, applications are just as name saying.... a application of technology. Applications using stylus pressure is nothing new as pressure-sensitive stylus is nothing new, hovering actions is as old as mouse, in fact android supports this action for mouse too, all of this is just consequence of having this component.
Yes, maybe this is new for smartphone and tablet market, but overall i don't see how this technology is unique, as it was around for long time before Notes showed up. It's not even Samasung technology to begin with, they just implemented Wacom's tech, glasses-less 3D is not Nintendo technology either as lot of people think, it's Sharp's tech.