An unreleased Pixel Tablet Pen has surfaced, and its tail button can be configured to launch Android’s default notes app in a ...

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Say hello (again) to the Pixel Tablet Pen, the stylus that was supposed to launch alongside the Pixel Tablet but got quietly ...

The Pixel Tablet Pen was never officially released, but that hasn't stopped it from recently appearing on several online ...

Google was supposed to be working on a stylus to launch with the Pixel Tablet 2. While that device was canceled, the stylus has now emerged online.

Google's Pixel Tablet Pen was clearly close to launching, as a new leak shows off the packaging and its magnet case.

Google never released the Pixel Tablet Pen, but the stylus has found its way to the market anyway, and you can just go buy one.

A pen tablet is perfect for drawing compared to a mouse on a pad because it has a pressure-sensitive surface, which detects the level of pressure you apply with your stylus.

A pen tablet is perfect for drawing compared to a mouse on a pad because it has a pressure-sensitive surface, which detects the level of pressure you apply with your stylus.

A pen tablet is perfect for drawing compared to a mouse on a pad because it has a pressure-sensitive surface, which detects the level of pressure you apply with your stylus.

A pen tablet is perfect for drawing compared to a mouse on a pad because it has a pressure-sensitive surface, which detects the level of pressure you apply with your stylus.

Sure, we can go beyond that and assume that smartphones would need pens, as well, but when you think about it, a pen or stylus has more use with a tablet than a smartphone. Maybe that’s why ...