As a lefty I also had some issues with the notification screen automatically pulling down from the top edge of the screen while I was trying to write. I did find that I needed to turn off multi-task gestures for palm rejection to work correctly. The PenUltimate app even offers a palm rejection feature (they call it wrist protection) so that you can rest your hand on the screen as you write, making it feel even more natural. The Jot Script provides a more comfortable pen-like writing feel of any stylus I’ve used on an iOS device so far. The Jot Script features Pixelpoint technology which places the ink point directly under the tip and improves the overall control on the screen. Just turn Bluetooth on, and then hold the power button on the stylus until you see the green LED light up on the barrel. There’s no pairing required or any hoops to jump through to connect the stylus to the tablet.

That said, the only advanced feature currently available in any of the 4 supported apps is palm rejection.

The stylus will work in other apps, but advanced features like palm rejection, pressure sensitivity and shortcuts are only available in the apps that have incorporated the Jot SDK.

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