Correction Appended When Steve Jobs talked about the iPad’s rivals, he didn’t mincewords. “If you see a stylus, they blew it,” he said in 2010. Well, in that case, thousands of people are happily blowing itevery day. The stylus is one of the most popular accessories in the Quran Touch Pen age.
If you want a talent show: that BoxWave stylus withflashlight and laser ($20). A stylus can add precision and pleasure to the act of using atablet or phone — especially drawing. How could Steve Jobs havebeen so wrong? Well, maybe we misheard him. Maybe what he really said was, “If yousee a stylus, they drew it.” E-mail: Correction: August 1, 2012, Wednesday This article has been revised to reflect the following correction:An earlier version of this column described incorrectly a featureof the Adonit stylus. It attaches magnetically to the iPad; it’snot the case that its screw cap a
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Each has a lanyard with a tiny plastic plug that cansnap into a headphone jack. At least you won’t lose it. Kensington’s Virtuoso Mini ($16) has a minisleeve that plugs intothe iPhone/iPad charging connector. When you’re finished drawing,the stylus collapses, telescoping into a compact cylinder thatsnaps into that sleeve, where it will stay until you need it again– probably. PROBLEM: BOREDOM You want offbeat? The Cosmonaut ($25) resembles ahuge, fat, black, stubby Crayola.
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