With Annotable, you can easily hide sensitive information in photos and screenshots. Photo: Ian Fuchs/Cult of Mac Some of the most useful apps on iOS take system features and turn them up to 11. For a ...

Over the years of writing at MacStories, I’ve covered a fair share of image annotation apps. As reviewing apps is part of what I do for a living, I end up taking a lot of screenshots of software on a ...

The new Annotable app for iOS lets you use an Apple Pencil and iPad Pro — or a finger and an iPhone — to mark up images with text, lines, circles and blurs. Unfortunately, its best features aren't ...

Annotable, an image annotation app from developer Ling Wang, received a major update yesterday. Version 2.0 of the app is all about customization. From the tools that appear when you open the app, to ...

iPhone: Image annotation is one of those surprisingly useful tools on your iPhone, and while there’s a built-in option with iOS, you can’t do much with it. Annotable offers a ton of features for easy ...

Ever since Evernote abandoned Skitch a couple of years ago, I’ve been looking for a good way to mark up photos on my phone, which is a thing I find myself doing pretty regularly, either in documenting ...

Quik is a video editing app by GoPro. The app lets you combine photos and video clips, add transitions, effects, filters, and text and create videos out of them. Quik does not require a GoPro and can ...