VirtualTablet Lite (S-Pen) 3.0.8

If you have a tablet or phone device, you can use VirtualTablet to draw on your PC. If you have a Galaxy Note Series device with S-Pen, you can also take advantage of pressure sensitivity. To use this app, you will need to download the additional server program from http://www.sunnysidesoft.com/virtualtablet and run it on your PC, which supports both Windows and Mac.

A Lite version of VirtualTablet with ads is also available in the store. Alternatively, you can purchase the full version with no ads. VirtualTablet allows you to turn your tablet device into a wireless digitizer.

To use this app, simply run it on your tablet device with stylus pen support. As long as the VirtualTablet Server program is running on your PC, you can seamlessly transfer your input to your PC as if you were using a real digitizer. You can download the VirtualTablet Server program for free from http://www.sunnysidesoft.com/virtualtablet.

Gone are the days when you needed to buy a real digitizer, such as a Wacom Tablet, for your desktop. With VirtualTablet, you can enjoy drawing with your stylus pen. So why wait? Download VirtualTablet now and turn your tablet into a cool wireless digitizer.

Some of the features offered by VirtualTablet include USB, Bluetooth, and WiFi connection modes. You can also use it in left or right-handed mode and adjust the tablet size. The app supports all input modes of the S-Pen, such as in-range hover movement, barrel button, eraser tip, and more. You can even draw with your finger or a capacitive stylus. Additionally, the app automatically discovers servers in the same WiFi network.

With VirtualTablet, you can do a variety of things, including drawing with your stylus pen on the canvas of any graphics application on your PC. It works well with popular programs such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Animate, Sketchbook Pro, and more. You can also remotely control your PC using the stylus pen or finger, similar to a remote mouse. Lastly, you can make handwritten annotations on PDFs in your PC's PDF viewer.