But while it's irritating, it doesn't damage the Nova 3 Color's functionality. Unfortunately, there's a great deal of input delay for colored input. If you change the color of the tip, it'll highlight instead of annotate. Taking notes works like this: you simply open the notes layer inside of the Neo Reader app. This leads to a lot of back-and-forth, which could have been solved by allowing the user to set a different color for each pen tip.Īnnotating books only works inside of the default Neo Reader app. Fourth, every time you change from highlighting to note-taking, it requires changing the pen color. Third, highlighting any text will overlay the highlight on top of the text, thus making the text unreadable. In other words, the screen oftentimes carries forward artifacts of previously rendered text and graphics. Second, the color layer suffers from high levels of ghosting, also known as image retention. First, if you use any color other than black, there's a fairly large amount of input delay.
Unfortunately, the implementation of color suffers from a few serious bugs. Notes can be opened inside of a Windows computer as a text file, although there doesn't exist any native app on Android capable of seamlessly reading the notes. When annotating eBooks, the notes are backed up as a separate file inside of the directory where you store the book.
