iOS 9 mail app includes Markup feature to let you annotate attachments

iOS 9 comes with a feature that many OS X Yosemite users would be familiar with. iOS 9 mail app lets you annotate attachments such as photos before sending them away. It also works both ways, so you can annotate an incoming attachment or outgoing attachment. Markup essentially allows you to add text, make arrows, encircle something that you may want to emphasise.



In order to annotate an attachment that has been sent to you, just tap the attachment, and then tap on "MarkUp" from the share sheet. You can also add signatures and in order to put arrows or different shapes, it first lets you to make the shape yourself and then it would give you the option to select from your own drawing or the properly drawn one.

This particular feature boosts productivity and this is yet another feature that comes to iOS 9 mail app, following saving and adding attachments.

For more iOS 9 coverage, check out iOS Center.

Source: idownloadblog.com