Wacom to allow cross-platform sharing of handwritten notes

Wacom wants its users to be able to share notes across devices and platforms with its new tool. The Wacom Ink Layer Language or WILL is designed to capture pen stroke coordinates, creator identity, and pressure to allow for the cross-platform sharing. This concept will also work to allow editing by other users. The company will start promoting WILL through the distribution of the SDK to iOS, Android, Windows, and Mac OS platforms, as well as cloud-based platforms and browsers. They hope to gain partners to develop the idea further and make the concept a reality.

Source: Engadget

Faux leather treatment comes to new Samsung Chromebook

The faux stitched leather look has become something of a Samsung tradermark but only for its more premium or pro-focused devices. It is present in the Note 3 as well as the Galaxy NotePRO and TabPRO tablet line and various accessories that have come out including Ethernet dongles and battery accessories. @evleaks has revealed what looks to be an upcoming Chromebook that sports the stitched leather effect, it's been a while since Samsung's released a Chromebook so this could be something Google is readying for release sometime soon.

Source: @evleaks

Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup 2/22-2/28

Video: All Hands on Tech checks out HP's new mobile savvy printer

Review: Alcatel OneTouch Idol X

Microsoft reveals new Windows Phone hardware partners

Sony unveils Xperia Z2 flagship with 4K video recording and 2.3Ghz quad core processor

Qualcomm ushers in 64-Bit processors at MWC

BlackBerry Messenger coming to Nokia X and Windows Phone devices

Nokia sets to battle budget Androids with new Nokia X devices

XBox One Titanfall Edition bundle coming on March 11

Samsung unpacks Galaxy S5, new Gear 2 and Fit wearables at MWC

Video: All Hands on Tech checks out HP's ProPad tablet and TX1 POS

BlackBerry unveils BlackBerry Q20 flagship QWERTY-enabled smartphone

Google Canada Unveils National Winner of Doodle4Google

Intel introduces 64-bit Android for smartphones

Mozilla Firefox devices crop up at MWC

HTC One wins Global Mobile Award for Best Smartphone at MWC

Made-in-Canada digital signage tech gives businesses a competitive advantage

Apple's iPad Air wins Best Tablet at Mobile World Congress

First look at the ASUS Transformer Book Duet TD300

Nokia X won’t come to Canada

Adobe drives consistency across rich-content mobile apps and websites

Boeing unveils details of secure Black smartphone

Samsung's enterprise-focused Galaxy TabPRO devices now in Canada

Apps to enhance the Oscars experience this weekend

Pinterest lets users create unlimited secret boards

Pinterest used to limit the number of secret boards its users can create to three. Now, the visual discovery site allows its users to create as many boards as they want. So, if you are the perpetual party planner (or actually do that for a living), you can have as many boards as you can to keep track of your plans.

Source: The Next Web