Using the back side of the stylus (pen)

[bouncing]

So if you use the back side of the stylus, where the battery goes in, the tablet treats it as touch/capacitive input, letting you manipulate normal GUI elements, etc.

Be careful not to scratch the glass though.

 

[yapkuen]

Hey, now that's pretty neat. Too bad HTC didn't take it one step further and put the little soft nub on it that you see on other capacitive styluses.

 

[LowFire]

Be careful not to scratch the glass though.

About that, I wouldn't doubt that the Flyer has Gorilla Glass (though I can't find anything to prove it) since HTC has been using it in their devices for quite some time

CORNING® GORILLA® GLASS | FEATURED PRODUCTS

 

[hummingbirdhill]

About that, I wouldn't doubt that the Flyer has Gorilla Glass (though I can't find anything to prove it) since HTC has been using it in their devices for quite some time

CORNING® GORILLA® GLASS | FEATURED PRODUCTS

I read somewhere that the Flyer's display is gorilla glass. That must be really tough, huh? I've not googled it. I believe 'tis in the HTC website Flyer simulator.

 

[IIJBII]

Hey, now that's pretty neat. Too bad HTC didn't take it one step further and put the little soft nub on it that you see on other capacitive styluses.

I agree. Maybe we will see some mods or other pen options with this in the future.

 

[bouncing]

I read somewhere that the Flyer's display is gorilla glass. That must be really tough, huh? I've not googled it. I believe 'tis in the HTC website Flyer simulator.

Gorilla Glass is a brand, but if it's not that, it's something similar.