For all that we're told to live digitally in the cloud, there are still plenty of people who rely on handwritten notes in a Moleskine or similar to keep their lives in order. Livescribe wants to build ...

A new "paper-based computing" device from Livescribe packs a PDA into an old fashioned writing pen to deliver a programmable computer and voice recorder that remembers everything it writes, can ...

Company announces details for its computer-in-a-digital-pen. High-end version will have 2GB of memory and cost $199; a 1GB version will sell for $149. During her years at CNET News, Ina Fried changed ...

I’m an easy person to spot at meetings. While everyone else is dutifully tapping away at their iPads, I’m still scribbling down notes with pen and paper like a 20th century chump. It’s not that I’m a ...

Livescribe’s smartpen has two primary features: It records ambient audio along with every pen stroke of your handwritten notes. But not all its uses are immediately obvious. I bought the new, ...

Think we’re living in a post-pen world? Think again, Livescribe says. The smartpen maker says its research shows that most people—even those toting around phones and tablets—still like having pen and ...

Last October we brought you news on Livescribe’s Echo Smartpen, which we said dragged the humble pen into the 21st Century. And now, with its latest release, Livescribe has gone the extra nine yards ...

A pen with a voice recorder built into it sounds like the sort of gadget you'd discover on late night television, perhaps as a bonus gift for the first 50 customers who call now to purchase a magical ...

The traditional pen is fast approaching extinction. Personally, the only time I use one these days is to sign a cheque or greetings card (both equally facing their demise). That said, there’s no ...

Jim Marggraff of LiveScribe demos the Smartpen for Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher at the D5 Conference ...