The iPad makes for a great writing and drawing surface, and Bamboo Paper is an app that knows it. While it was designed by Wacom to work with their iPad stylus, you can use it with any capacitive ...

As of today, more than 4 million iPad users already enjoy the digital notebook qualities of Bamboo Paper. Following this success, Wacom has launched Bamboo Paper for Android — a free digital notebook ...

Bamboo Paper has been updated for the iPad® in a major redesign which works intuitively with the Wacom Intuos Creative Stylus 23rd August 2013 - Already a successful app in its first version, ...

Wacom is taking on Paper, 53's highly popular iPad app, by taking its own drawing-based software where Paper dare not tread. Wacom is expanding the scope of its Bamboo Paper app beyond iOS, making it ...

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Wacom may have been fairly well known for its stylus based displays that many digital artists used, but in recent years it has started to shift its focus towards the consumer market with its Bamboo ...

Get your sketching fingers and styluses ready. Wacom—creator of the Bamboo Stylus, and famous for its line of pressure-sensitive tablets—has introduced its very first app for the iPad, Bamboo Paper. A ...

If you enjoy making notes, sketches or writing on traditional paper products you may be interested in a new organic notebook created by a team based in Geneva Switzerland. theGVA is a family company ...

ASUS has been showing its love for bamboo at trade shows the world over for as long as we can remember. Having presented some gorgeous concept designs at CeBIT earlier this year, ASUS has now ...

I’m back to handwriting. I can’t believe it. It’s not my fault. First, the Bamboo Paper – Notebook app invaded my iPad. And then it forced me to revisit the peculiar practice of making words with my ...

Professional artists who want to actually draw on computers have been using Wacom pens for years, as have the small number of Windows Tablet PC fans. You get the accuracy of a mouse with the intuitive ...