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Has announced the public beta release of Desktop for Mac, software that accompanies its Pulse 'smartpen' device. Version 1.0 of the software is anticipated for a release in the first calendar quarter of 2009. The Pulse smartpen lets you take notes accompanied by audio recordings of what's happening; useful if your dictation is slow or if you've missed an important part of a lecture or presentation.
The smartpen itself combines an embedded camera and speaker and 'links' the notes you've taken with the segments of audio you've recorded. Special paper available from Livescribe enables you to control playback speed and other features of the device. Livescribe Desktop for Mac provides similar functionality to its Windows counterpart, enabling Pulse smartpen users to upload notes and audio recordings, play them back, search for words and browse through digital copies of their notes. Commensurate with the open beta version of the Mac software, Livescribe has also revealed new features and functionality of the Pulse smartpen, such as the ability to print dot paper notepads for free and handwriting to text recognition software.
The handwriting to text feature is coming to the Windows software in late November. The open beta of the Mac software is available for all current and new users of Pulse smartpens. The Pulse smartpen is available in 1GB and 2GB versions for US$149 and $199 respectively. This story, 'Livescribe Pulse 'smartpen' Now Mac-compatible' was originally published.
Livescribe's microprocessor-embedded, audio-enabled digital Pulse Smartpen - an upcoming gadget that made its first bow at Demo earlier this year - is now expanding its reach, with an Apple SDK already in the works. NEW YORK CITY (BetaNews) - The fancy new pen uses the same dot-laden paper as the Fly pentop computer produced by LeapFrog, a company where Livescribe founder Jim Marggraff used to be a top exec. The higher-end Pulse Smartpen also comes with two microphones, along with an application called Paper Replay which records what it hears while you're writing on the school-ruled digitized notebook paper.
In a demo at a Samsung press event in New York City in June, BetaNews saw how you can use Paper Replay to play back what was recorded from when you first started writing in the notebook. You can also use a printed toolbar within the notebook to pause, rewind, slow down, speed up, or fast forward the audio recordings. Another feature of the Smartpen does audio searches. The initial Windows-based edition of the Smartpen has been targeted for release this fall. But during this week's Digital Life press preview here, a Livescribe spokesperson said the company actually now foresees a stronger market on the Apple side, due to anticipated uses of the sound-capable digital pen-and-paper set among college students and creative pros, a couple of long-time Mac strongholds. The spokesperson told BetaNews that a recent appearance of Livescribe at JavaOne helped draw responses from more than 1,200 interested Macintosh developers. 'You can already run this in emulation on desktop virtualization software from Parallels.
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But we will also be doing a full Macintosh version,' she said.