Tap and hold on any point and it activates the Eyedropper Tool. The name says it all: it lets you scan a sketch with the device's camera and if you want, it makes the white background of the paper transparent, so you only have your drawing to deal with. This characteristic is what I find makes SketchBook shine, and the Android version is no exception. This does not happen with all software, but only with programs that are written with the user and their needs in mind.
But once I spent a little time inside the program, it was so easy to get in the zone and paint vigorously for a long time, to the detriment of my badly positioned neck, that ultimately suffered the consequences of my enthusiasm. I come from desktop software with many keyboard shortcuts, so it took me a minute to get used to not having that.
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