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Finally, on the Pen & Windows Ink settings page, there is a new option to reduce palm rejection when writing.

We also experienced better palm rejection when using the pen — we haven't had any accidental touches while scribbling on the new Surfaces.

Not exact matches

Palm rejection works when stylus is in use, which is any time we're not zoomed in.

Palm rejection is enabled when the pen is detected.

A notch on an iPad would be a step down and seems unlikely, while smaller bezels are possible in practice, provided that the software for the palm rejection and finger rejection is set up so well, that the iPad is accurate in predicting when a user is simply holding on to the screen and when they mean to scroll or touch it.

Options like palm rejection, what three finger actions do, and disabling the touchpad when a mouse is connected are all found here.

Lu Di, palm rejection is currently coming in on the software side (e.g., a setting within SketchBook, Paper, Photoshop when using iPad, Wacom, new iPad Pro).

The glass - coated touchpad feels just fine, and doesn't trigger movements when typing, telling us it has strong palm rejection.

In terms of palm rejection, what I found is that once the pen tip is close to the screen (like when the hover icon is present on the screen) then the palm rejection activates.

The app also has a «palm rejection» feature that prevents reading of palms or fingers besides when writing.

Both of those are much less than the Wacom MobileStudio Pro (and other Wacom tech tablets) who's palm rejection kicks in when the pen is within about 1 inch of the screen surface.

This stands out because back in September, when the Pixar team was able to spend some time with the iPad Pro, they specifically noted the palm rejection is «perfect.»

The team behind popular image editing app Pixelmator for Mac and iOS today announced a major update to its Pixelmator app for iOS, introducing full support and optimization for Apple's iPad Pro and Apple Pencil.There's a new palm rejection feature that allows users to rest their palms on the screen when sketching and editing images with the Apple Pencil, which works with more than 50 brushes in the Pixelmator app.

Quick response, optimized pen tip materials and palm rejection also contribute to making the pen feel that comes as close to writing on standard paper when you are taking notes or drawing.

Palm rejection is just terrible, and ram management is plain terrible... basicly everything which is heavier than a gallery gets killed after few minutes and reloads when u try to get back to it.

The Palm rejection feature on the Meizu m2 is used to avoid accidental unlocking of the device when it is kept in the pocket.