4 new and noteworthy features of the Galaxy Note 5's S Pen
Writing with a stylus on screen is already sort of weird, but not so with the S Pen. It offers a smooth writing experience and it feels just just as balanced as a regular pen. Its clicky top is also spring-loaded, so you can easily pull it out of the bottom of the device.
Air Command still features quick shortcuts to the suite of apps made for the S Pen, but now you can add a few of your own app shortcuts to the dock. This will be particularly helpful when you download third-party apps that take advantage of the S Pen stylus.
My favorite new feature of the Note 5 is the ability to use Screen write from the standby screen. If you’re desperate to take a note but don’t want to bother with unlocking your phone, you can simply pop out the pen and start writing.
Sometimes, you want to save more than just part of the screen. For longer screenshots, you can use the Scroll Capture feature to capture multiple scrolls of a webpage. The screenshot is saved as an extra-long image file in the Gallery app, which you can then pinch and zoom for more details.