Abstract: In an example, radio frequency identification communications is used to pair a wireless device and a host computing system for communications over a non-radio frequency identification communications protocol. The wireless device includes a radio frequency identification reader that extracts pairing information from a radio frequency identification tag of the host computing system. The wireless device may then automatically initiate pairing with the host computing system using the pairing information, without further input from a user of the wireless device. A connection is then established between the wireless device and the host computing system using a non-radio frequency identification wireless communication protocol. The connection facilitates an exchange of data between the wireless device and the host computing system.

Abstract: In an example, radio frequency identification communications is used to pair a wireless device and a host computing system for communications over a non-radio frequency identification communications protocol. The wireless device includes a radio frequency identification reader that extracts pairing information from a radio frequency identification tag of the host computing system. The wireless device may then automatically initiate pairing with the host computing system using the pairing information, without further input from a user of the wireless device. A connection is then established between the wireless device and the host computing system using a non-radio frequency identification wireless communication protocol. The connection facilitates an exchange of data between the wireless device and the host computing system.

Abstract: The present disclosure is drawn to a stylus nib, which includes a polymeric core structure having a plurality of channels formed within the polymeric core structure along a longitudinal axis thereof. The polymeric core structure can be internally lubricated or impregnated with a lubricating material. The tip portion of the nib can be shaped to interface with a drawing surface.

Abstract: Calibration of displays are disclosed herein. An example method includes obtaining an image of a display including a position-determining pattern and pixels, the image including pixel location data and position-determining pattern location data; comparing the pixel location data and the position-determining pattern location data; and based on the comparison, determining calibration data that accounts for misalignment between the position-determining pattern and the pixels.

Abstract: Example implementations relate to calibration data identification. For example, a non-transitory computer readable storage medium comprising instructions that when executed cause a processor of a computing device to, in response to establishing a connection between the computing device and a first electronic device, request descriptor information of a second electronic device connected to the computing device via a universal serial bus (USB) interface of the computing device. The instructions when executed further cause the processor to identify calibration data of a third electronic device connected to the computing device based on the descriptor information and to control the first electronic device using the calibration data. The calibration data is stored at the second electronic device.

Abstract: The present disclosure is drawn to a stylus nib, which includes a polymeric core structure having a plurality of channels formed within the polymeric core structure along a longitudinal axis thereof. The polymeric core structure can be internally lubricated or impregnated with a lubricating material. The tip portion of the nib can be shaped to interface with a drawing surface.

Abstract: In an example, radio frequency identification communications is used to pair a wireless device and a host computing system for communications over a non-radio frequency identification communications protocol. The wireless device includes a radio frequency identification reader that extracts pairing information from a radio frequency identification tag of the host computing system. The wireless device may then automatically initiate pairing with the host computing system using the pairing information, without further input from a user of the wireless device. A connection is then established between the wireless device and the host computing system using a non-radio frequency identification wireless communication protocol. The connection facilitates an exchange of data between the wireless device and the host computing system.

Abstract: Example implementations relate to calibration data identification. For example, a non-transitory computer readable storage medium comprising instructions that when executed cause a processor of a computing device to, in response to establishing a connection between the computing device and a first electronic device, request descriptor information of a second electronic device connected to the computing device via a universal serial bus (USB) interface of the computing device. The instructions when executed further cause the processor to identify calibration data of a third electronic device connected to the computing device based on the descriptor information and to control the first electronic device using the calibration data. The calibration data is stored at the second electronic device.

Abstract: Calibration of displays are disclosed herein. An example method includes obtaining an image of a display including a position-determining pattern and pixels, the image including pixel location data and position-determining pattern location data; comparing the pixel location data and the position-determining pattern location data; and based on the comparison, determining calibration data that accounts for misalignment between the position-determining pattern and the pixels.