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Evernote releases Skitch for iPad
By Jesse Hollington
Applications Editor, iLounge (Google+)
Published: Thursday, December 22, 2011
News Category: iPad, Apps + Games, Productivity
Evernote has released Skitch for iPad, an iOS adaptation of the popular annotation and drawing app, Evernote Skitch for Mac. Skitch for iPad allows users to import photos from the iOS photo library or capture them with the iPad 2 camera and then annotate and markup the photos with integrated drawing tools. Skitch also recognizes recently-captured screenshots from the photo library and places them in a separate category for quick access and provides an integrated web browser and map view to allow users to easily take snapshots of web pages and maps that can then be marked up and saved in the same manner as any other stored image. Skitch includes a variety of touchscreen-optimized drawing tools including a finger tool for manipulating drawn objects, a freehand pencil tool, arrow and shape tools as well as text annotation and cropping options. Drawings and annotations are automatically saved within the Skitch for iPad app but can also be saved directly into Evernote or shared via Twitter or e-mail; AirPlay mirroring is also fully supported on the iPad 2 allowing drawings to be displayed on a larger screen via an Apple TV. Skitch for iPad requires iOS 5.0 or later and is available from the App Store as a free download. AirPlay and camera features require an iPad 2. An iPhone version is currently under development.

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NOte - the app won’t actually let you upload to a skitch account. It will only access an evernote account (this kind of thing has increasingly been the case since Evernote acquired Skitch) which, for sketch users, makes it considerably less useful.
Posted by Jonathan on December 23, 2011 at 1:29 AM (PDT)