Ensure to backup your preferences with the Wacom Utility before installing the new driver version Improved accuracy when performing a single click (select) with the pen tip

Fixed a cursor delay issue in Manga Studio Fixed an issue when pen would get stuck in right click state when clicking on a tile in the Start Menu Fixed issue with DisplayToggle functionality on Windows 10 Fixed intermittent 'Tablet Driver Not Found' issue Android API Sample CodeĪ set of demo applications can be found on the Android API Sample Code page.The following customer reported issues have been resolved in this release: Note, not all of Android systems include Wacom kernel driver in their OS. These include the following tablet families:Īndroid 3.1 or later with Wacom kernel driver included.

Collaborative apps with coworkers online or offline across the worldĪndroid API is supported by all Wacom tablets that generate ink and touch data.

CAD-type applications that perform drawing measurement functions.

Signature capture applications for the business community.

Graphics and rendering applications targeted for creative users.

Below is a list of the types of applications that are in use: The Android API supports the ability to create applications that run on Android and Chrome OS. Types of Applications You Can Write With Android API We recommend app developers to check Android Releases | Android Developers for the specific API level of your Android version to get the exact set of APIs that work for you. Users can pair and connect a compatible Bluetooth stylus with their Android phone or tablet. An improved version of Bluetooth Stylus support was introduced to API Level 23 (Android 6). Apps can use this information to draw a cursor under the pen, display tooltips, or otherwise inform the user of what will occur should they tap the screen.ĪPI Levels 14 and 16 added Tilt and Distance, as well as other stylus specific features to the API. In version 3.1, Android gained the ability for apps to track a stylus even as it hovers above the screen. eraser, side-switches, tilt, etc.).ĪPI Level 12 (Android 3.1: Honeycomb MR1) was Google’s first release of Android to be targeted for tablet use. Targeting apps for these more-recent releases can provide access to nearly the full complement of available pen data (e.g. With recent releases, Google has worked to expand the API to be more accommodating of other input devices such as styli. The Android API was originally designed with touch input in mind. This document is intended to support Android app developers who would like to add Wacom tablet-aware capabilities to their Android applications so as to support the acquisition and display of tablet pen and touch data.

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