Linux offers various image manipulation tools to help you edit images. Some of the popular ones include GIMP, Pinta, and Krita. However, while these tools offer tonnes of features and serve the needs of most users, many of them have a steep learning curve, and the added complexity in features makes them overkill for basic […]
Continue ReadingScreenshot functionality on both Windows and macOS is fairly limited. Sure, you can grab whatever is on your screen easily enough, but beyond that, the features are almost non-existent. If you work with a lot of screenshots every day, the lack of powerful features for pro users can quickly become frustrating. You end up copying […]
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We read books both for information and knowledge. Although both are essential aspects of reading, we cannot tell the difference between them. When you annotate, your mind develops a contextual relationship with the book. You include facts, criticisms, and links to related documents or web links. This all gives you better navigational cues. We’ll show […]
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Google Drive is quickly becoming one of the most popular tools for those interested in collaborating on documents, presentations, PDFs, and spreadsheets. Google Drive’s native tools (including comments, a chat feature, and different levels of editing powers) are a great set of features, but there are specialized annotation web apps available that integrate with Google Drive and make […]
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