Windows has about a billion screen capture tools (give or take), but we dig PicPick’s huge list of options, built-in photo editor, ability to upload photos to FTP and its $0 price tag. More »
Mac OS X already offers a means of capturing screenshots with a few keyboard shortcuts, but if you want to do a little more you have to grab a third-party tool. Of the many available, Skitch is our favourite for its many annotation tools and instant-sharing options. More »
Skitch, the popular screenshotting tool for Mac, has a very cool webpage feature that might not be evident just by using it. I know I’ve been using Skitch for nearly four years and never discovered that you can easily drag a URL from your browser onto Skitch and have it take a screenshot of the entire web page. More »
Mac OS X: Skitch is our favourite screen capture tool on the Mac and although it’s free, there are a lot of neat features you get with the paid version. Currently, if you purchase it on the Mac App Store you can get those features for half off. More »
Being a speaker worth listening to is an art, but most presentations aren’t built entirely from scratch. With a clever, Evernote-backed filing system, you can quickly stash and pull up your best jokes, quotes, statistics, themes and images. More »
