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1. (Finally) Mac compatible.
The Pulse smartpen is now compatible with all Intel-based Mac computers with Leopard OS 10.5. All current and new users can download the public beta software for free here.
2. New handwriting-to-text software.
Livescribe partner Vision Objects is now offering “MyScript for Livescribe” text transcription software for Windows users. Now you can convert legible handwriting into text with a click of a button.
MyScript for Livescribe transcription software can be downloaded as a free 30-day trial or purchased for $29.95 from Vision Objects Online Store. To use the software, Pulse owners must upgrade to the new Livescribe Desktop for Windows (version 1.4) software.
3. Print your own dot paper for free.
With Livescribe Desktop for Windows, you can now print your own dot paper for free. Users can print notepads directly from most color laser printers that are Adobe Post Script compatible and print at 600dpi or higher. For more details, check out our Dot Paper page. Livescribe also provides lined and unlined journals and college-ruled notebooks at prices comparable to typical notebooks.
4. Full support for Windows and Vista.
Version 1.4 of the Livescribe Desktop includes full support for Windows XP 32 bit, and Vista 32-bit and 64-bit operating systems. Download the new Livescribe Desktop for Windows (version 1.4) software here.
5. Get free shipping.
From now until December 31st, Livescribe is offering free shipping for orders through the Livescribe Online Store. The Pulse smartpen is also available in the electronics section at Target stores nationwide, Costco wholesale stores nationwide, Amazon.com, and over 100 major campus bookstores.
Happy Holidays!
