I found a cool Wi-Fi printing app in the Samsung Apps app. It's Samsung Mobile Print. You can use it to scan to your phone and print pictures, PDFs, and web pages directly to your printer. Works great with my HP printer.
The Samsung printing on the Android store is awesome it makes my life a little easier, it could be better doesnt always print docs but does good.
Just downloaded it, but I can't seem to find my HP Officejet 8000 Wireless printer.
Hey guys, I have to do powerpoint with voice over. Is it possible to do this on my Galaxy Note II? If so, which app allow me to do this? None of the apps specifically mention anything about voice over recording but I'd like to hear from you before I pay for any powerpoint apps on the Play Store. Thanks!
Hi,
I switched from a Note 2 + Windows Convertible tablet to just a Note 8 but now I am regretting the decision (after 2 days).
I have used active digitiser laptops (Finepoint then Wacom) since 2004. Features I like are:
Converting handwritten notes to text even weeks after the handwritten notes were written
Having handwritten notes searchable
Embedding Audio and Video in multiple sessions to the same note page with a long wired USB web cam that I can point to the lecturers as they walk around the room with its directional microphone
Having Audio and Video searchable
Having Audio and Video syncing with handwritten/typed notes with multiple insertions of audio/video media
I thought I could switch from OneNote to S-Note (or other Android app) but I prefer the multitude of options for handwritten notes on OneNote.
Is there an android app that does all the above?
To compensate I want to remote desktop/vnc into a Windows computer to use MS OneNote/Windows Journal but all the android remote access apps I have tried I was not able to use handwriting in OneNote/Windows at all.
Has anyone used a remote access android app (RDP or VNC) that allows them to write successfully in Windows apps that are known to accept pen/handwriting input?
Thanks in advance for the recommendations.
Is there Note 2 on PC annotating app? It may seem confusing but basically I want to do this
In my math class, the professor posts blank PDFs for us to write notes on in class. The Note 2 is amazing with annotating using EzPDF, but I want it to also show up on my laptop's screen so I can view the entire PDF on there.
Basically an app / program that can do that or stream the screen from my Note 2 to my laptop.
In the Samsung guide to the Note 8 there is mention of an ebook reading software that allows users to annotate text using the s pen, make coloured highlights of text, etc. I don't seem to have this on my Note 8. I'm looking to be able to add handwritten notes with the s pen, not text entry annotation as in Play Books, Kindle, etc.
Any suggestions?
I have the UK Wi-Fi only Note 8.
skinnydog said:
In the Samsung guide to the Note 8 there is mention of an ebook reading software that allows users to annotate text using the s pen, make coloured highlights of text, etc. I don't seem to have this on my Note 8. I'm looking to be able to add handwritten notes with the s pen, not text entry annotation as in Play Books, Kindle, etc.
Any suggestions?
I have the UK Wi-Fi only Note 8.
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This feature is exclusive to the "Readers Hub" App that should be installed stock on your note 8.0
intelliriffer said:
This feature is exclusive to the "Readers Hub" App that should be installed stock on your note 8.0
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OK, thanks for that.
Strange though, I don't have that app, and when I download it from the Samsung Apps store, it doesn't have that functionality. Anyone have an .apk they can share?
You can do that with... ezpdf
Best PDF reader with annotations... has Spen compatibility
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skinnydog said:
OK, thanks for that.
Strange though, I don't have that app, and when I download it from the Samsung Apps store, it doesn't have that functionality. Anyone have an .apk they can share?
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well that is strange, as tapping on the screen (when a book is loaded) shows a top menu with a pen icon on left clicking that brings you into pen edit /mode.
You can also try downloading readers hub guide (free) from samsung store in the readers hub and it details almost everything.
intelliriffer said:
well that is strange, as tapping on the screen (when a book is loaded) shows a top menu with a pen icon on left clicking that brings you into pen edit /mode.
You can also try downloading readers hub guide (free) from samsung store in the readers hub and it details almost everything.
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The answer was that Readers Hub works in this spen-friendly way if you are opening an Epub format book (and maybe others, not tested) but not a PDF. So EzPDF is the annotation solution for PDFs, Readers Hub for Epub.
Thanks all.
skinnydog said:
The answer was that Readers Hub works in this spen-friendly way if you are opening an Epub format book (and maybe others, not tested) but not a PDF. So EzPDF is the annotation solution for PDFs, Readers Hub for Epub.
Thanks all.
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ahh Nice, Didn't knew you were trying to do a pdf. adobe's reader also allows freehand annotations to some degree I think but might be lacking in some departments.
e-book reader with SPen Support Note 2/3
I am in a similar dilemma. This is what I am expecting:
A single e-book reader like moon+ or fabrik that can read both epub and mobi files.
Reader that connects to that specific folder on my Dropbox account which has all of my book collection saved in it.
Automatically scans that Dropbox folder for all the e-books and display them neatly in a shelf of 4 to 5 thumbnails per row just as it would display books that are saved on my phone's internal memory.
Gives me an option to cherry pick a book from my bookshelf. Once selected it should then download it to my device for offline reading and sync all changes to that particular e-book file only once my device is back online (similar to Repligo PDF reader).
Since I am addicted to my SPen, I want to have a similar experience when reading an e-book like I do when reading a paper book. So I would like to be in a position wherein I can not only highlight the text but scribble my own hand written notes as I read along. I then want these notes to be permanently saved on the e-book file being read (similar to Repligo PDF reader). This was possible on Samsung's reader hub app but since that has been integrated with Samsung hub, ability to upload or read your own book saved on the device has been taken away. You can only read what you buy from their store unfortunately. Although, cloud sync was not possible with Reader's Hub too.
Is there a product in the market that meets my above expectations?
kandisa4u said:
I am in a similar dilemma. This is what I am expecting:
A single e-book reader like moon+ or fabrik that can read both epub and mobi files.
Reader that connects to that specific folder on my Dropbox account which has all of my book collection saved in it.
Automatically scans that Dropbox folder for all the e-books and display them neatly in a shelf of 4 to 5 thumbnails per row just as it would display books that are saved on my phone's internal memory.
Gives me an option to cherry pick a book from my bookshelf. Once selected it should then download it to my device for offline reading and sync all changes to that particular e-book file only once my device is back online (similar to Repligo PDF reader).
Since I am addicted to my SPen, I want to have a similar experience when reading an e-book like I do when reading a paper book. So I would like to be in a position wherein I can not only highlight the text but scribble my own hand written notes as I read along. I then want these notes to be permanently saved on the e-book file being read (similar to Repligo PDF reader). This was possible on Samsung's reader hub app but since that has been integrated with Samsung hub, ability to upload or read your own book saved on the device has been taken away. You can only read what you buy from their store unfortunately. Although, cloud sync was not possible with Reader's Hub too.
Is there a product in the market that meets my above expectations?
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Check Mantano reader (I use premium version, though may not be exactly what you looking for)
intelliriffer said:
Check Mantano reader (I use premium version, though may not be exactly what you looking for)
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Thanks. Mantano's UX is not really good. This app further boxes up the note taking screen thus further reducing the screen real estate. Would you know if any other e-book reader. For now I am using Mantano too and moon+ for mobi e-books.