Achieve a new level of productivity with the S Pen on your Galaxy mobile device. Annotate, select, translate, progress slides, take photos and more with these helpful tips.
This document introduces a new type of smartphone called the Galaxy Note. It has a large 5.3" screen for enhanced productivity while maintaining smartphone portability. It allows users to capture and create content easily with the S Pen and consolidate tasks from multiple devices into one primary device. The Galaxy Note empowers users with powerful features and applications optimized for the S Pen to simplify and enrich the mobile experience.
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The document discusses several features of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 stylus (S Pen):
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2) Quick Commands allows launching apps by drawing symbols with the S Pen.
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4) Screenshots can be taken by pressing and holding the S Pen button on an area of the screen.
This document provides an overview of iPad apps that can be used in the classroom for instruction, assessment, organization, creativity, and communication. It discusses apps for making comics, remote desktop access, note-taking, mind mapping, presentations, and eBooks. The document also includes questions for discussion and sources for further information on iPad integration.
The Samsung Galaxy S4 review summarizes the key new features of the device. It has a similar design to the S3 but is lighter and thinner. It runs the latest version of Android Jelly Bean and includes new apps like S Translator, S Health, and Group Play for sharing content. Novel gestures allow interaction through eye tracking and waving hands in front of the screen without touching it. The review concludes that the S4 offers significant improvements over the popular S3 through these new features and specifications.
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The document provides information about the Samsung Galaxy Nexus smartphone. It highlights the key features of the Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) operating system including a redesigned user interface, widgets, notifications, multi-tasking and more. It also summarizes features of the Galaxy Nexus such as the camera, video chat, apps, sharing capabilities, and facial recognition unlocking.
This document provides a summary of basic features and tips for using an iPod Touch or iPhone, including how to take screenshots, move apps, search, copy and paste text, and use passcodes. It also lists and briefly describes several app categories and specific apps for math, science, language arts, social studies, and fun including games, music, and sharing apps. Keyboard and Safari tips are also included for quick deleting, capping letters, and changing URL extensions.
The document provides instructions for basic iPad functions including opening and closing apps, using the multitasking bar, gestures for navigation, closing apps, orientation and mute settings, organizing and moving apps, customizing the dock, creating folders and app icons, taking screenshots, using search and security settings, and typing tips. It also covers restarting the iPad, magnifying text, customizing wallpaper, and using iBooks and PDFs.
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This document provides tips and tricks for using an iPad, including how to take screenshots, adjust settings, download apps from the App Store, type on the keyboard, copy and paste text, bookmark websites, organize apps into folders, and close running apps to save battery life. Key functions covered are the home and power buttons, settings menu, Wi-Fi connection, passcode lock, keyboard configuration, app updates, and multi-tasking view.
This document provides tips and tricks for using an iPad, including how to take screenshots, adjust settings, download apps from the App Store, type on the keyboard, copy and paste text, bookmark websites, organize apps into folders, and close running apps to save battery life. Key functions covered are the home and power buttons, settings menu, Wi-Fi connection, passcode lock, keyboard configuration, app updates, and multi-tasking view.
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This document provides tips for using Microsoft PowerPoint 2010. It discusses how to link videos from websites, add screenshots without leaving PowerPoint, use the mouse as a laser pointer, trim audio/video clips, add bookmarks to videos, merge and compare presentations, work from anywhere using web apps, automatically save presentation versions, and crop pictures with more precision.
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2. More than a pen
The S Pen isn’t just great for
writing and sketching. It’s a
powerful, precise tool for doing
more with your Galaxy device.
3. Try these 13 smart
tricks using the precise,
powerful S Pen on
Galaxy S24 Ultra
4. Don’t miss a moment — pop
out your S Pen and just start
writing with screen-off
note-taking.
Screen-off
memos
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5. Screen Write
Need to quickly mark up
something you’re viewing?
With Screen Write, you can
add your notes in a flash.
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Annotate PDFs
To annotate a longer PDF,
import it into Samsung Notes,
add your feedback, save and
share. It’s also a quick way to
sign documents.
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7. Write on Calendar
Coordinating schedules has never
been easier. Write on Calendar lets
you instantly screen capture your
calendar and add handwritten notes.
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Meeting
w/ Jane
Meeting
w/ Rob
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8. Convert your
handwriting
On-screen keyboard got you
feeling all thumbs? Use your S Pen
to write naturally, and let the
device convert it.
Pro tip
Samsung Notes recognizes phone
numbers so you can click and call.
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Hi Maggie,
Here is the latest weekly
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9. Smart Select
Need to share a chart from a
report? Smart Select it, then copy
and paste directly into an email.
Sent via Galaxy S24 Ultra
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10. Photo & video editing
Edit videos and photos quickly and easily. Create professional
content that you can share right from your phone.
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11. Translate
Hover your S Pen over a
word or sentence for an
instant translation. Then tap
the sound icon to hear the
word pronounced.
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12. Magnify
Need to get a close-up?
Magnify lets you hover
over anything on screen
to zoom up to 300%.
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13. Since the S Pen on Galaxy S24 Ultra is
BLE-connected, it can also act as a wand or
remote control. Here’s how.
14. Run your presentation
Use the S Pen’s button to advance slides in
Microsoft PowerPoint and add annotations.
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15. Control your camera
Click on the S Pen’s button to take a
photo or video. Swish up to switch
cameras, and circle the pen
to zoom in or out.
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16. Remote control
music or media
Play and pause music and shows from up to
30 feet away with the click of a button. And
swish up and down to control the volume.
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