Chinese company Tagtal is seeking funding to bring an interesting stylus to the market. The tStylus, as it's called, will be able to copy data from one screen and transfer it to another device. It will allow files such as photos, videos and various other media formats to be transferred between the two devices, as long as each of them is running the software developed for the tStylus.
What makes the stylus interesting, aside from Bluetooth file sharing, is that the devices don't need to be connected, as long as the tStylus software is installed. So far, the stylus is only compatible with iOS devices.
Copying data seems to be very simple. Holding down the stylus to select the file, you copy it, and then holding the stylus on the screen of the other device, you transfer it.
The software for data transfer is called OSP (On-Screen Port) and has the ability to receive data from the cloud.
The company is seeking funding for the tStylus through IndieGoGo, which allows international funding. It still needs $20,000, and for every $29 deposit, the makers promise a stylus. Once the funding is complete, the price of the stylus will go up to $49, while it will retail for $80.
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