[ch4rlii]

Hi,do you know SketchBook Pro for iPad?

I would love to have something similar on the Eken!I've found some drawing Apps:http://www.brothersoft.com/mobile/paint-70283.htmlhttp://slideme.org/application/graffi-euroand others. But since they are designed for phones, they do not provide the same functionality SketchBook does. I hope this will change in future. Maybe Gimp could be ported?

 

[Mike]

You would need some sort of smoothing on the input though. When using a pen (for my Wacom tablet) I can hold it in one place and the cursor will tend to jump around a lot creating a large mess :|

 

[ch4rlii]

I didn`t expect something like the Wacom Cintiq, but mmhh, this is disappointing.

 

[xta-droid]

Download doodledroid.though the touchscreens not good enough for decent drawing.

 

[pphilipp]

I have used decent to superb drawing apps on all of my touchscreen devices... that's one reason I'm a big fan of using the screen for inputting (as opposed to any other input method). Even the highly criticized Windows CE has had excellent drawing apps for well over a decade.I don't own an iPad but already it has several painting apps which are so good artists are purchasing the iPad just for the art abilities alone.I too am keeping my eye on Android to see if a decent app comes along so it can compete with all the other OS platforms in this area. If not, I will have to reevaluate my decision for buying an Android device.One little tidbit I discovered with Windows CE was that several excellent Japanese art apps were developed for it. They were hardly known outside the Japanese market and were like a hidden treasure when I discovered them some 8 or 9 years ago. Perhaps a similar situation might happen with Android.I'll be sure and post any good paint/art/drawing apps I come across.

 

[xta-droid]

It wont be the android systems fault for a poor drawing experience.Look here for an example with how it varies.http://labs.moto.com/robot_touchscreen_analysis/

 

[Mike]

It wont be the android systems fault for a poor drawing experience.

I wasn't saying it was, I was just saying drawing on the Eken is sub-standard even with a pen.

 

[ch4rlii]

I tried a couple of Apps and the best I found so far is paint:http://www.brothersoft.com/mobile/paint-70283.htmlMost of the doodle apps are lacking. The stroke appears seconds after you've drawn it Paint is the fastets I've tried...Here is my own touchscreen test, slow lines using a ruler. The red circle marks the side with the buttons.and a sketch. It is not completely useless, but unfortunatelly no iPad...

 

[niknah]

[quote author=ch4rlii link=topic=79.msg2694#msg2694 date=1275030424]I tried a couple of Apps and the best I found so far is paint:http://www.brothersoft.com/mobile/paint-70283.htmlMost of the doodle apps are lacking. The stroke appears seconds after you've drawn it Paint is the fastets I've tried...Here is my own touchscreen test, slow lines using a ruler. The red circle marks the side with the buttons.and a sketch. It is not completely useless, but unfortunatelly no iPad...[/quote]Cool, this is the best app! This proves that the touch screen on the device actually works!There is hope!