Could The Google Pixel Tablet With A Stylus Be A Real iPad Competitor?

Could The Google Pixel Tablet With A Stylus Be A Real iPad Competitor?

Google adding stylus support to its next tablet will make it appeal to those who are in search of an alternative to Apple’s iPad which has its own stylus called the Apple Pencil. Furthermore, while Google is no doubt late to the party, it will have an advantage over Apple and even other Android tablets with a stylus such as the Galaxy Tab S8. By supporting the USI standard, the Pixel Tablet will be able to work with any USI stylus regardless of the manufacturer. From CTL’s $30 stylus to the $65 Logitech Pen, folks can pick up any USI stylus of their choice based on their needs, rather than being tied to the one from the tablet manufacturer.

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Google adding stylus support to its tablet is also timely. In 2021, it launched its own handwriting app called Cursive which came pre-installed with the HP Chromebook x2 11. After being exclusive to HP’s tablet for a while, Google recently released it to other Chromebooks with USI compatibility. If Google releases an Android tablet with stylus compatibility, it will only be a matter of time before Cursive becomes available as an Android app. There is even a likelihood of it coming pre-installed with the Pixel Tablet.
The Pixel Tablet will need more than stylus support to usurp the iPad’s control of the tablet market, with the most important part being the overall software as well as apps that can make the best use of the large screen estate. Google is already working on fixing that with the release of Android 12L and it is expected that Android 13 will further improve the experience on the upcoming Pixel Tablet.

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Source: USI, NuGiz

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Could The Google Pixel Tablet With A Stylus Be A Real iPad Competitor?

Google adding stylus support to its next tablet will make it appeal to those who are in search of an alternative to Apple’s iPad which has its own stylus called the Apple Pencil. Furthermore, while Google is no doubt late to the party, it will have an advantage over Apple and even other Android tablets with a stylus such as the Galaxy Tab S8. By supporting the USI standard, the Pixel Tablet will be able to work with any USI stylus regardless of the manufacturer. From CTL’s $30 stylus to the $65 Logitech Pen, folks can pick up any USI stylus of their choice based on their needs, rather than being tied to the one from the tablet manufacturer.

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Google adding stylus support to its tablet is also timely. In 2021, it launched its own handwriting app called Cursive which came pre-installed with the HP Chromebook x2 11. After being exclusive to HP’s tablet for a while, Google recently released it to other Chromebooks with USI compatibility. If Google releases an Android tablet with stylus compatibility, it will only be a matter of time before Cursive becomes available as an Android app. There is even a likelihood of it coming pre-installed with the Pixel Tablet.
The Pixel Tablet will need more than stylus support to usurp the iPad’s control of the tablet market, with the most important part being the overall software as well as apps that can make the best use of the large screen estate. Google is already working on fixing that with the release of Android 12L and it is expected that Android 13 will further improve the experience on the upcoming Pixel Tablet.

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Source: USI, NuGiz

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