S Pen SDK

S Pen SDK addresses developers and programmers on the lookout for a software development kit to help them create qualitative apps for the Samsung Galaxy Note devices.

First things first, the S Pen was firstly introduced back in October 2011 alongside the 5.3” Samsung Galaxy Note N7000 phablet (a phone that borders the tablet area due to its size) as its one-of-a-kind stylus. Since then, the S Pen has been improved constantly and accompanied the models of the series and dictated the increased size of their screen every time a new Note was released.

As an input tool, the S Pen is there for all the right reasons, starting from handwriting and ending with dedicated apps. The 5.7” Galaxy Note 3 N9000 model of the series, for example, features a proprietary technology that displays the Air Command menu on the screen of the device as soon as you take the S Pen out of its slot. From this specific menu, you can quickly and easily open up the Action Memo, the Scrapbooker, the Screen Write, the S Finder as well as the Pen Window apps.

Although the S Pen SDK is to be discontinued at the end of the year 2014, the package can be used for learning purposes even after that certain date. In order to keep your SDK solution updated and in-check with the latest technologies, Samsung recommends that you shift your focus to the Samsung Mobile SDK for future application project development.

Overall, the S Pen SDK is the right choice, at least for now, for empowering your apps with S Pen capabilities. You can take advantage of all the embedded technology within the S Pen and thus create fresh, interesting projects that can make the most of this truly wonderful piece of electronic equipment. Scribble or develop genuinely brain-bending software - the choice is ultimately yours.