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Last updated: Thursday, July 26, 2012

When it comes to smartphones and tablets, there’s a fairly constant argument in regards to whether or not we need a stylus in our day-to-day lives anymore. Inevitably, the conversation shifts to handwriting recognition software. Back in the days of the Palm Pilot, handwriting recognition software was a constant effort, something you learned and used

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Google announces search by handwriting on iOS and Android

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