Create a custom font from your own Handwriting
2009-09-01 20:26:00 Now here is one useful tool for designers and graphics masters. Its called FontCapture and it lets you create a font from your own handwriting. Means you no longer need to use any complicated software to make custom fonts, this web app does it all. The idea is simpe and easy. There's no software to download and install, all you need is a printer and a scanner. Simply fill in the font template, scan and upload it to our website, and download your completed font. Fonts created are both compatible with Windows and Mac. To follow the easy instructions on how to create hand-made custom fonts, visit the website.
By: Sizlopedia
Audi Developes Infotainment System that Can Read Even the Worst Handwriting
2009-08-08 04:45:00 In car technology never seems to stand still. As soon as we get used to one thing, automakers move onto the "next big thing." For Audi, this next piece of automotive technology comes in the form of an infotainment system that can actually read and understand the driver's handwriting.
Use Your Own Handwriting to Create Fonts with YourFonts.com
2009-02-08 11:38:00 Ever wish you had a font that was truly "you". Well, now you can!
Handwriting Calculator for Nokia S60 5th Edition S60 5th Edition
2008-12-20 19:45:00 Handwriting Calculator is a showcase of Nokia?s new handwriting recognition technology. It allows you to calculate handwritten math expressions with a touch-screen Nokia device (and with a Windows PC).Free Download:NokiaHandwritingCalcul-ator.sis(for S60 (e.g. Nokia 5800 XpressMusic))NokiaHandwritingCa-lculator.deb(for Maemo (e.g. Nokia N800, N810))NokiaHandwritingCalculato-r.zip(for Windows PC)via: thetabletblog.com
Handwriting Calculator: Nueva tecnología de reconocimiento de escritura
2008-12-20 13:00:00 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MU4sPPzuVcw Los laboratorios de Nokia siguen presentando excelentes ideas para quienes poseen teléfonos de la compañía. Ahora lanzan una nueva tecnología de reconocimiento de nuestra escritura y que puede ser probada con la aplicación Nokia Handwriting Calculator. La aplicación es una calculadora a la cual le ingresamos las operaciones matemáticas directamente en la pantalla, de forma manual como ...
By: TecnoSquad
Handwriting Meme - By teeni
2008-12-09 23:51:00 What a nice way to post on your blog. Teeni, my friend from Vegetarian Tea Room is a very creative writer who just created a new meme for posting a handwritten entry. I’ve often been bothered by the fact that I am always on the computer and my handwriting has deteriorated over the years. Surprisingly my hand began to cramp up in writing just one page of this poem. teeni, your handwriting is so clean and beautiful. When was the last time you hand wrote something? (except of course greeting cards). I am almost embarrassed that my handwriting doesn’t look as smooth as it should be so I’ll be practicing writing with pen a bit more now. And teeni’s post also reminded me of the Handwritten Blogs that I had come across a while ago and wanted to talk about it but then forgot. So thanks teeni for reminding of this technique. Click on the picture to enlarge. It’s a poem “Longing” By Mathew Arnold. And here is the text: Come to me in my ...
Dealing with Handwriting Problems? Turn to qwertyuiop
2008-09-21 21:27:00 In case you don?t find yourself seated in front of a computer on a regular basis, the sequence ?qwertyuiop? may seem a bit odd. Should that be the case, you are probably equally unfamiliar with its neighbors-- ?asdfghjkl? and ?zxcvbnm.? In combination, these represent the three main rows of letters on a keyboard. They came to the fore recently when I was reading an article about Philip Roth, the novelist. Talking about Roth?s drive, passion and/or obsession with writing, it said ?Never a day passes when he does not stare at those three hateful words: qwertyuiop, asdfghjkl, and zxcvbnm.?
Bad Handwriting? If It's Any Comfort, The USA Is Not Alone
2008-09-07 19:42:00 When I was a child, several of my older relatives were illiterate (no small factor in my going into the line of work that I chose). And I recall that when they had to write a letter, they went to a "scribe" --one of the more learned people in the neighborhood. There, they would dictate what they had to say and he (it always seemed to be a "he") would put their words on paper. Then the letter would sent on its way. It's been a long time since I heard the word "scribe" but I came across it recently in a British newspaper, The Independent, which reported that thousands of teenagers need "scribes" to help them write their exams because they are incapable of answering questions in longhand themselves.
[Sad] College students can?t read teacher?s handwriting because it is in cu
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Apple reportedly buys handwriting code for iPhone OS 2.0
2008-05-28 19:01:00 A Chinese third-party developer claims that Apple has bought his software for recognizing handwritten input on the iPhone. Screenshots of an iPhone OS 2.0 build incorporating handwriting technolgy as a method for entering Chinese characters surfaced a few weeks ago, but it now appears that Apple may have acquired this function rather than developed it in-house. read it here www.iphoneatlas.com
By: iPhonetunes
Apple Acquires Handwriting Recognition Software For iPhone?
2008-05-28 17:33:00 Some of you might remember HWPen, a neat little native handwriting application written for the iPhone that surfaced a while back. If you recall, screenshots were leaked not long after, showing a feature in the unreleased firmware that looked similar to the app. According to the Chinese developer, Apple has purchased his HWPen app for use in the new firmware.
Apple acquires HWPen handwriting recognition program for iPhone 2.0
2008-05-28 12:43:00 iPhoneWorld.ca . .You might remember the rather nifty if a tad unfinished third party handwriting recognition program for the iPhone called HWPen that we reported on only last month. According to the latest reports, Apple became interested in this program and actually bought it from its developer for an undisclosed amount of money. It ...
By: iPhone World
My Handwriting Analysis
2008-05-24 12:00:00 It's quite long... not sure if you are interested to read, but I want to post this for my reference... Trinity is moderately outgoing. Her emotions are stirred by sympathy and heart rendering stories. In fact, she can be kind, friendly, affectionate and considerate of others. She has the ability to put herself into the other person's shoes. (You tell me about this. Yeah I think I am outgoing and emotionally stirred by my heart... but do you think I can be so cruel and inconsiderate as well?) Trinity will be somewhat moody, with highs and lows. Sometimes she will be happy, the next day she might be sad. She has the unique ability to get along equally well with what psychology calls introverts and extroverts. This is because she is in between. Psychology calls Trinity an ambivert. She understands the needs of both types. Although they get along, she will not tolerate anyone that is too "far out." She doesn't sway too far one way or...
Mean Joe Green #11: Analyzing George Bush?s HanDWriTinG
2008-05-24 06:29:00 Like this post? Subscribe to our RSS feed and stay up to date.I read this terrific article in the LA Times last week. It had handwriting experts analyze the signatures of the three presidential...
By: Green Options
Newswire Analyzes Candidates Handwriting, Obama?s ?Diplomatic?
2008-05-20 20:51:00 I actually wish this was a joke, but unfortunately it’s a pretty good representation of where we are in terms of journalistic integrity. Popular newswire AFP is reporting on what the handwriting of the presidential candidates says about them. I realize handwriting analysis is a legitimate science and is used routinely by law enforcement. However, the conclusions ...
By: The Hot Joints
iPhone firmware 2.0 to support Chinese handwriting recognition?
2008-05-08 00:00:00 The new iPhone firmware is going to bring many magical things to the iPhone loving masses. We all know that, and there is no doubt about it. This little gem though, makes it even sweeter. There are rumors, that the latest build of the iPhone SDK, suggests that handwriting recognition ...
DIOTEK developed handwriting recognition software for iPhone
2008-05-07 00:00:00 DIOTEK today announced the development of handwriting recognition software, DioPen, for Apple iPhone. This newly developed handwriting recognition software, DioPen, is an input method that allows writing letters on capacitive touchscreen of Apple?s iPhone by using bare fingertip. DioPen can recognize Korean, Chinese and English/European characters and digits written in cursive, print ...
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iPhone 2.0 Beta Gets Handwriting Recognition
2008-05-06 16:51:00 The latest iPhone 2.0 Beta Firmware includes a handwriting recognition interface for the Chinese language.AppleInsider reader Kenneth notes that build 5A258f of the 2.0 iPhone Firmware adds several new Chinese input methods under the international keyboard settings, including handwriting recognition."Unfortunately, handwriting recognition is only available in Chinese (Traditional and Simplified) and doesn't support English," he told AppleInsider.This blog will tell you how to Unlock Jailbreak Activate and Hack your iPhone and iTouch firmware for FREE
iPhone software 2.0 implements handwriting recognition for Chinese
2008-05-06 13:31:00 As a result, Apple is clearly planning a massive international roll-out of the next-generation iPhone, with key indicators suggesting the product will see introduction across all global markets this... Blog about Mac Computers, Apple Product and Design (from Photography, to Architecture). Embedded videos, apple commercials, photos, news, download links, a lot of tips and tricks, tutorials. Anything you need to make your Macintosh experience UNIQUE!
By: Mac Amour
DIOTEK Develops Handwriting Recognition Software for iPhone
2008-05-06 13:18:00 The iPHONE is by far the most attractive mobile phone ever. Yes there are still plenty of features missing, but for the very first mobile phone from Apple, and coming from a Windows mobile phone addicted little guy, I admit the iPHONE has great potential…. While we’re ALL waiting for the Windows Mobile 7 to ...
Apple iPhone 2.0 OS beta seen with Chinese handwriting recognition
2008-05-06 11:34:00 China?s mobile market has more subscribers that the population of the US, and therefore is a force to be reckoned with, so it obviously makes sense for Apple to still be pursuing the Chinese market for their Apple iPhone handset. With this in mind the latest revelation gained from the iPhone 2.0 OS shows some Chinese ...
By: Phones Review
DIOTEK is developing a handwriting solution for iPhone
2008-05-06 10:37:00 AVING reports: “DIOTEK (www.diotek.co.kr) announced the development of its handwriting recognition solution designed for iPhone, which supports to input Korean and English as well as numbers.”
By: PhoneArea
Chinese Handwriting Recognition on iPhone?
2008-05-06 04:51:00 Never mind that the iPhone does not have a Chinese distributor and perhaps never will in the foreseeable future, but that does not stop some Chinese iPhone enthusiasts from conjuring up functions like Chinese handwriting recognition, which to my mind at least is a brilliant firmware upgrade. A screen shot of the interface was posted ...
By: PMP Today
iPhone firmware 2.0 adds Chinese handwriting recognition, Newton sweats
2008-05-06 00:00:00 Filed under: Cellphones, Handhelds Screen shots posted on Chinese site wretch.cc allege that iPhone firmware 2.0 has added support for Chinese handwriting recognition in addition to a revamped (albeit non-recognition) Japanese interface. While that's still light years from an Apple admission that not everyone is in love with the on-screen keyboard, ...
iPhone firmware 2.0 to support Chinese handwriting recognition?
2008-05-06 00:00:00 The new iPhone firmware is going to bring many magical things to the iPhone loving masses. We all know that, and there is no doubt about it. This little gem though, makes it even sweeter. There are rumors, that the latest build of the iPhone SDK, suggests that handwriting recognition ...
Handwriting recognition in iPhone 2.0 firmware
2008-05-05 19:54:00 iPhoneWorld.ca . .Apple Insider reports that the latest build of the international iPhone 2.0 firmware has handwriting recognition for Chinese language. It is said that the update adds new input methods under the keyboard settings, one of which is handwriting recognition. “Unfortunately, handwriting recognition is only available in Chinese (Traditional and Simplified) and ...
By: iPhone World
17 Handwriting Fonts
2008-05-04 19:18:00 Click to enlarge 17 Handwriting Fonts 1.0 You will find in this file 17 nice handwriten True-Type fonts. Valery, Jami, Bernard, Karine, Sophie, Amandine and Virginie ,etc.Handwriting and Symbolic TrueType Fonts.It is better handwriting tools. 17 Handwriting Fonts supports 17 types of handwriten fonts. Author Company: Philing.net Price: $0 File Size: Requirements:- No special requirements Update Time: ...
Scrapbooking Your Handwriting: The Personal Touch
2008-05-04 11:13:00 Scrapbooking has joined the digital age. We can now make complete scrapbooking pages on our computers. Even those of us who prefer traditional scrapbooking tend to use the computer for our journaling to print clean, neat captions and narratives on our layouts. Handwriting on pages may not be as pretty as a computer font, but it is so much more personal and meaningful to our families. Why do we hesitate to use our own handwriting in our albums? There are a few reasons. The most common one is cooperation that our handwriting is too messy or won’t be able to be read by others. We should all try to get farther than this and realize how important it is to our family to preserve something as unique as our handwriting. Think about those handwritten letters and recipes from a grandparent and how important they are to you now. Another reason folks resist handwriting on page layouts is fear that they will make a blunder that cannot be era...
By: Paid Posting
Handwriting recognition for iPhone
2008-04-25 09:06:00 Chinese developer called “iPhone Cake” developed handwriting recognition for iPhone using HWPen for Latin and Chinese alphabets. Specifically used for jailbroken iPhones, the application adds an additional button to the keyboard screen, which you could just tap and write on the screen with your fingers. Since the application integrates with native text input of the iPhone, HWPen is available anywhere you normally would use your keyboard. It also works with the auto-complete function of iPhone, so you could start typing a word and hitting the spacebar to choose between spelling suggestions. The HWPen tries to work with whole words but it usually works better if you have entered one letter at a time. The software is still in beta development but based on the comments at the product page, it causes the iPhone to freeze up, requiring a restart. Another very common problem is that every time you use it, it defaults back to Chinese, meaning you have to press extra buttons in e...
HWPen: Handwriting recognition for iPhone
2008-04-20 08:42:00 iPhoneWorld.ca . .One thing we all missed was handwriting recognition for iPhone. One Chinese programmer got so restless while waiting for such app that he decided to make one himself. His app gives you the writing area instead of regular keypad, on which you just ?write? with your fingers. So if you did ...
By: iPhone World
iPhone Handwriting Recognition With HWPEN
2008-04-18 03:27:00 HWPEN for iPhone has been released. It is available on iPhonecake. This is the first Handwriting Recognition IME on iPhone. Developed by Hanwang.com.cn. Chinese multi-character and Latin alphabet input are supported now.I have not installed this application yet as I am working on something els on my iPhone now. So be careful. (I am using a HWPEN program on my PC with a tablet.)All the information is in Chinese so you can use Google translation or Babelfish to read more. Here is the link to the distribution site.To install To install HWPen, add source http://iphonecake.com/src/all in your installer.tag: iPhone, hand writting for iPhone, hwpen for iPhone, hanwang, HWPENCopyright © 2005-2008 SnapVoip, Published by snapvoip.blogspot.com. Proper link backs are needed for republishing.
Handwriting Recognition application for iPhone
2008-04-18 00:00:00 A Chinese developer has come with the handwriting recognition application for the Apple iPhone. It provides the users with a writing area that can take over the standard keyboard at the touch of button. Check it out after the break. [via Techeblog]
By: 2dayblog
Handwriting Recognition App For iPhone Released (Beta)
2008-04-17 03:24:00 An independent developer by the online name of mars1907 has created a new native app that brings Newton-like handwriting recognition to the iPhone. Called HWPen, the technology utilizes the iPhone's touch sensitivity to allow you to draw letters with your fingertip instead of type them on the keyboard, which is then recognized as a character and entered as text.On an interesting note, the software was originally created by Hanwang.com.cn for the recognition of Chinese characters, but supports the Latin alphabet and Arabic numerals, too.You can get HWPen on iPhone by adding the source iphonecake.com/src/all . Also, this app is still in beta, so it might be a good idea to back up your springboard plist /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/c-om.apple.SpringBoard.plist beforehand.[via MacRumors]This blog will tell you how to Unlock Jailbreak Activate and Hack your iPhone and iTouch firmware for FREE
HWPen - Native Handwriting Recognition iPhone App Released
2008-04-17 01:43:00 We had heard rumors that Apple was looking to put handwriting recognition into the iPhone based on a Handwriting Recognition Engineer job listing on Apple's site. If the rumor becomes a reality then that would be awesome, but for now we don't not need to wait for Apple to release an application as an enterprising Chinese developer has released a native handwriting recognition application for the iPhone in both Latin and Chinese alphabets.
Handwriting Recognition App For iPhone Released (Beta)
2008-04-17 00:42:00 An independent developer by the online name of mars1907 has created a new native app that brings Newton-like handwriting recognition to the iPhone. Called HWPen, the technology utilizes the iPhone's touch sensitivity to allow you to draw letters with your fingertip instead of type them on the keyboard, which is then recognized as a character and entered as text. read more
iPhone Graffiti offers Palm-style handwriting recognition
2008-04-16 18:34:00 Something I can’t remember hearing much complaint about, surprisingly, is the absence of handwriting recognition on the iPhone. There have been various studies comparing the on-screen QWERTY keyboard with T9 and hardware thumb-board options, but seemingly little demand for the ability to write directly onto the cellphone’s screen. Well, anybody who has missed such an option can now install iPhone Graffiti; as the name suggests, it’s a version of the Graffiti handwriting recognition, as seen on Palm OS devices. Supporting Latin and Chinese characters, as well as full punctuation and symbols, letters are drawn on the input grid in the lower half of the screen and converted as you write. Since the iPhone doesn’t use a stylus, you might find you need to train your finger to make the shapes clearly. Alternatively there are a couple of compatible styli available, such as from Pogo. iPhone Graffiti is still in early beta form, so the advice is to back up ...
Handwriting Recognition for iPhone Now Available
2008-04-16 17:12:00 Holy Egg Freckles! A Chinese developer has released handwriting recognition software—both Latin and Chinese alphabets—for the iPhone. Similar to Graffiti, the classic writing software for Palms, you can setup HWPen from Installer.app to give you an a writing area that can take over the standard keyboard at the touch of button. read it here gizmodo.com
By: iPhonetunes
HWPen Beta Brings Handwriting Recognition to the iPhone/Touch
2008-04-16 05:41:00 The folks over at Hardware Zone have it known that HWPen; an iPhone/Touch handwriting recognition tool, is now available for download through the iPhone Cake Repository; iphonecake.com/src/all, or through the IOICN Repository; http://www.ioicn.com.cn/install-er/. lurkspur of Hardware Zone states: This app wont conflict with WeFit and iCosta, but due to the fact that its in Beta phrase, please ...
By: Touch Podium
iPhone Graffiti offers Palm-style handwriting recognition
2008-04-16 00:00:00 Something I can?t remember hearing much complaint about, surprisingly, is the absence of handwriting recognition on the iPhone. There have been various studies comparing the on-screen QWERTY keyboard with T9 and hardware thumb-board options, but seemingly little demand for the ability to write directly onto the cellphone?s screen. Well, anybody ...
Digital Glove Handwriting Recognition Technology Is Coming
2008-04-01 15:45:00 From Scientific American: A team of researchers is looking to handwriting rather than the ever-shrinking keyboards (that frustrate typists) in a quest to improve the way we input information to computers and cell phones. They say the key (especially for the less nimble among us) is
Apple looking to put handwriting recognition into the iPhone?
2008-04-01 00:00:00 Filed under: Cellphones, Tablet PCs We know Apple's had its Inkwell handwriting recognition software in OS X for years now, so we might have otherwise just totally glossed over this Handwriting Recognition Engineer job listing on Apple's site. Except for the part that reads: "The recognition technology you create may extend ...
Apple iPhone handwriting recognition software: Do you want the job?
2008-03-31 10:02:00 If the rumors are correct and what our source Phones Review is saying is correct then we may see something on the Apple iPhone that will be a massive hit. A rumor has it that the Apple iPhone is to get handwriting recognition software, the same software technology that the OS X uses. Hey Steve Jobs ...
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Apple job listing hints at handwriting recognition for the iPhone
2008-03-31 00:42:00 You never know what's Steve's up to. Apple already have the handwriting recognition software in OS X and now they are searching for a new person to help them out to extend the technology "beyond Max OS X to other applications and the iPhone." Hmmm, sounds interesting, even though we're not actually dying for a stylus on the iPhone. Here's the full text ad.The Handwriting Recognition team is seeking an engineer who will be responsible for advancing Apple's handwriting recognition technology for Mac OS X. The ideal candidate will be an expert in the area of pattern recognition, with an excellent understanding of handwriting recognition issues. The person will also assume primary responsibility for maintaining and enhancing existing code and tools. The recognition technology you create may extend beyond Mac OS X to other applications and the iPhone.You can find the ad — and apply if you have the skills required — from here.[Via: Engadget M...
Handwriting Recognition on iPhone
2008-03-30 20:55:00 I dont know what but these days everybody is going mad about thinking what Apple is going to do next with their iPhone. First the SDKs came out with game companies talking about iPhone optimized games.Then the news came on Apple patenting a special LCD display for iPhone that can click photos, third party developers ... SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Handwriting Recognition on iPhone", url: "http://www.fonearena.com/blog/-2008/03/31/handwriting-recognit-ion-on-iphone.html" });
Apple looking to put handwriting recognition into the iPhone?
2008-03-29 23:00:00 Filed under: Cellphones, Tablet PCs We know Apple's had its Inkwell handwriting recognition software in OS X for years now, so we might have otherwise just totally glossed over this Handwriting Recognition Engineer job listing on Apple's site. Except for the part that reads: "The recognition technology you create may extend ...
Handwriting recognition for iPhone?
2008-03-29 22:13:00 iPhoneWorld.ca: Apple has posted a new job opening, demanding Handwriting Recognition Engineer. The person should be well versed in pattern recognition, C/C++ coding, Cocoa programming, be familiar with hidden markov model and neural net algorithms. The primary are of focus will be on handwriting technology, but the ad notes that the development may ...
By: iPhone World
Handwriting Recognition Could Make Its Way to iPhone, iPod touch
2008-03-29 10:36:00 Back in the 1990’s Apple’s Newton handheld device had a very high tech handwriting recognition system. When the Newton officially died, the handwriting recognition system went with it. However, more signs have been leading up to the possibility of this feature being developed into OS X and the iPod Touch/ iPhone. read it here apple-touch.com
By: iPhonetunes
Deciphering the Doctor's Handwriting
2008-03-29 09:16:00 We all heard about the Da Vinci Code right? But there is something more difficult to comprehend and very difficult to decipher: the doctor's handwriting... it's a great mystery why Doctor's handwriting is illegible. There is also this study conducted by the British Medical Journal to check if doctor's handwriting were legible. Guess what the result is? Doctors Fail Handwriting Test!For years now I have always been told that my handwriting is like a doctor's. This is meant to be a joke of course, but can also be misunderstood for an insult. It is true that I had my own share of horror and eye strain from trying to read and make sense of the scribbles and marks written by doctor's on their Doctor's Order.In fact I always have to team up with my other duty mates to help me break the secret of the doctor's handwriting. But we always end up making mistakes. It amazes us though that my clinical instructors are able to understand this foreign handwriting. We always ask our CI's in...
By: My Nurse's Notes
Apple looking to put handwriting recognition into the iPhone?
2008-03-29 00:00:00 Filed under: Cellphones, Tablet PCs We know Apple's had its Inkwell handwriting recognition software in OS X for years now, so we might have otherwise just totally glossed over this Handwriting Recognition Engineer job listing on Apple's site. Except for the part that reads: "The recognition technology you create may extend ... |
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