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Is the Samsung S-pen input the same as your fingers?

I don’t have a real galactic note on my hand and I don’t have access to such a device, so I would like to ask if the S-Pen is the same as Finger on SurfaceView? Based on the behavior of the SD-SD-S-Pen samples when run on the emulator, it seems that the S-Pen input is the same as for the finger inputs, only very accurate. (noting that when starting on the emulator it is impossible to determine whether the data came from a finger or S-Pen, since the touch input is emulated using the mouse cursor)

I would like to confirm whether the gestures that I can do with my finger can also be performed using the S-Pen? If so, is it possible to say that the S-Pen is comparable to a very thin finger? The only difference that this can make is that when the application is encoded with certain functionality using the SDK that samsung provides?

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Yes, using Samsung's international note (still awaiting from ICS). But your question will be better served by one of the xda developer forums .

Using the S Memo app to add a note by selecting the pen input option, I can record the note using my finger. The move is subtle, as it would be for a pen ...

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The s pen works with the Wacom digitizer on Note devices. This provides accuracy, pressure sensitivity (256 levels on my note II) and guidance events. These are pointer events, not touch or mouse / click events at the OS level.

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