All the data or images you drag and drop onto the digital whiteboard, from other applications or the web, and everything you scrawl on the screen on digital post-its, will be instantly shared with anyone who has access - just as with Google Docs. There will be a Jamboard app, so your colleagues can work on the same board - or, “jam”, as Google wants us to call it - on their smartphones or laptops wherever they are. And every new addition will be saved to Google Drive.
Jamboard's stylus and eraser
Jamboard itself has a few nifty features including sticky notes, stencils, and handwriting and shape recognition. It comes with a stylus and a round eraser so it’s natural to make adjustments on-screen as you would a normal whiteboard. Although you can use your hands to drag and drop, it will also recognise when you make a wiping motion with your fingers to erase something. Google attests that it doesn’t need batteries - but this slightly defeats the purpose of making it mobile on wheels, and means it won’t be convenient for every situation around the office.
Jamboard won’t be out until 2017, and still seems extremely pricey at “under $6,000” (almost £5,000 thanks to today’s exchange rate). Google is still tinkering on the Jamboard as well and is inviting its business customers to partner with it though an Early Adopter Program to help refine the board. It claims to have already consulted with customers Netflix and Spotify to streamline the design of both the hardware and software.
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