Android: Photo-taking and annotation app Skitch has added a new feature that lets you annotate maps and send them to your friends—perfect for giving directions or pointing out specific locations with a picture message.
To use the new feature, just tap the map icon on Skitch's main screen, and you'll be taken to a map. You can then drop pins by tapping, or draw on the map by tapping the Skitch button. It's the first really cool feature we've seen in Skitch for Android, so this makes the app worth a download for anyone that ever needs to give directions or otherwise share locations with their friends. The new version has also added some smaller features, like saving annotated images to your SD card, as well as some bug fixes and usability improvements (particularly when adding text). Hit the link to read more.
Skitch for Android Update: Maps, Save to SD Card and More | Evernote Blog
Our favorite capture-and-annotate tool, Skitch, is now available on the iPad with a great touch-based interface for quick and easy image-based notes. 
Mac/Android: Skitch, one of our most popular screen capture tools, was bought today by the company that makes popular note-taking tool Evernote. What does that mean for us? The full version is now free (down from $19.95) and there's a new Android app. 
