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Is the Samsung S-pen input the same as your fingers?

I have no actual Galaxy Note on-hand and no access to such device so I would like to ask if the S-Pen behaves the same way as a Finger on a SurfaceView? Basing from the behavior of S-Pen SDK samples when run on an emulator, it seems that the S-Pen's input is the same with finger inputs only that it is very precise. (noticing that when run on the emulator, its impossible to detect if input came from a finger or S-Pen since touch input is emulated via the mouse cursor)

I'd like to confirm if the gestures I can do with my finger is also doable using the S-Pen? If this is the case, is it safe to say that the S-Pen is comparable to a very thin finger? The only difference it can make, is that when an app is coded with specific functionality using the SDK that samsung provides?

Thanks

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lock Avatar asked Feb 02 '26 06:02

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As it will be easier for everyone to spot an answer and not a comment, here's an explanation from samsung developers themselves:

S Pen behavior on SurfaceView - http://developer.samsung.com/

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lock Avatar answered Feb 04 '26 00:02

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