It is all in the stylus and the compatible apps.
#NOTABILITY APP FOR IPAD 6TH GENERATION BLUETOOTH#
Remember regular iPads have no technology in the screen for any use of smart, Bluetooth stylii. I purchased a set of five of these to have spares when I need them. Palm rejection will be much better using one of these. I have since decided to improve the palm rejection in Adonit Pixel compatible apps and to have my palm/side of my hand slide on the iPad’s screen much more easily for many drawing and writing tasks with the aid of using a special, non-electrical conducting, lycra-based material, drawing glove that works by isolating your hand/palm and allow you to lay your hand/palm on the screen and lets your palm/side of your hand slide more easily as you draw or write with the Adonit Pixel stylus apps. The palm rejection in Notability can be, sort of, be hit or miss sometimes, too, with Notability and the Adonit Pixel. Not as easy to do sometimes when writing quickly as the side of your hand can sometimes “stick” to the screen. This can be a little difficult to do as you need to keep your palm down and sliding across the iPad’s screen as you write. Make sure you finish writing something first before lifting your palm off of the screen. You have to make sure your palm is always in contact with screen while using the Adonit Pixel with Notability.Īctually, you need to make sure your palm/side of your hand is always in contact with the iPad’s screen when using the Adonit Pixel OR ANY smart Bluetooth stylus, when using ANY Bluetooth stylus compatible apps. I use an Adonit Pixel with my 1st gen iPad Pro.
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