Having a stylus for the iPad is great when you want to draw or write, but the downfall is the capacitive touch screen. Since the screen is built to only pick up signals that are a large cluster so that there aren’t any false alarms, you can’t have a super thin stylus tip. This can be really annoying when you want a pencil like stylus for writing. Many companies have tries to solve this problem, but all that seems to come on the market are fat tip styli. But it appears as if one man has found the solution. continue reading »

Browsing Kickstarter, a great website for discovering and funding projects, I stumbled across the iKeyboard, the so-called solution for touch typist who want to use their iPad. When typing on the iPad, I found that I could sometimes type without looking at the screen, but most of the time this would result in gibberish mixed in with a few real words. continue reading »