Bamboo Paper, an interesting notebook app from the folks at Wacom, is now a full-fledged Windows 10 app with a new design to boot. Created by Wacom, a company known for its digital drawing tablets and styli, Bamboo Paper seeks to enable you to freely take notes, sketch and draw without getting in the way.
The app offers up six pens and brushes that let you get the right feel for whatever you happen to be working on at the moment. In addition, you can easily annotate your notes and slide images in to spice things up. There's also easy sharing built in, allowing you to transfer your notebooks to other platforms and share them with friends.
Bamboo Paper is free with in-app purchases, which makes it a great app to check out on your Surface or other Windows Tablet — especially now that it's built for Windows 10. If you'd like to give the app a shot, be sure to hit up the link to the Windows Store below.
Note, some early reviews have reports of the app not getting passed the main logo screen. The app loaded for us just fine on our desktop PC, but we did experience the hang on our Surface Book. We're currently downloading it for our Surface Pro 4 as well to see if that is any better. Being an initial release for Windows 10 there could be some hitches, so heed caution. The good news is what we have seen so far, the new Windows 10 version of Bamboo Paper looks great.
Finally, although this is a UWP app for Windows 10 there is not a version for Windows 10 Mobile, which makes sense due to the lack of phones with a stylus.
Cheers, Matt, for the tip!
