annotation

Whether you are a student or a regular user, annotation helps you brainstorm ideas and thoughts in a meaningful way.

Annotating screenshots make it easy to refer them later and focus only on the important information. Also, you can draw or use the highlighter to mark essential areas.

Any video conferencing app is incomplete without the screen sharing feature. Even Facebook Messenger offers it. So, how could the popular Zoom app remain behind? On Zoom, all the participants can annotate on a shared screen. While that’s a welc

Microsoft OneNote is one of the best note-taking apps and for all the right reasons. And though it is jam-packed with useful features, it sorely lacks an important one — the ability to annotate images. Wait, you can annotate images in OneNote. Yes,

Thanks to smartphones, we now take hundreds of random pictures. We further modify our pictures with filters, backgrounds, and even add funky face filters to them. The built-in gallery apps on Android smartphones come with powerful photo-editing capab

With Evernote discontinuing Skitch on all platforms except Mac, you might be worried that the Mac version is next on the chopping block. We have a few alternatives for screenshots tools that live on the menu bar. Why is Skitch so Cool?Doing scre

Ever since the Galaxy Note with its built-in stylus came out, it has introduced us to new ways of note taking and annotations. You could select a part of the screen and write on it and share it with anyone. The Note5 continues that tra

As a technology writer, I need to annotate screenshots a lot. When it comes to articles, I usually do them on my Mac. I was using Skitch but I’ve had enough of the bugs so lately I’m trying Annotate for Mac (I also have my eye on Napkin). Annotat

If you own an iPad, then you surely know that one of the aspects where it clearly stands above the iPhone is when reading and editing documents.

If you are someone who does a lot of online reading then you must have tried ways to make the experience better. It is obvious that the browser – as it comes from the factory – does not help you a lot. You have to tweak it, add more tools (read

You probably don’t give a minimalist webpage a second glance. But you should, because in the age of Web 2.0, even a plain Jane interface could hide something very useful. That’s why Citebite deserves a second glance from you. Citebite addresses a

When you find a webpage that contains interesting stuff, you may want to share it with your friends. Though there are many services that can help you do that, most of them merely share the original webpage.