Scrolling screenshots might not have made the cut on Android 11, but it seems the feature may at least come to the Chrome Android app.
One of the most useful smartphone tips is how to take a screenshot. While this can differ from phone to phone, thankfully the steps are fairly similar. We'll show you how to take a screenshot from any Samsung Galaxy phone.
Want to take a screenshot on your Galaxy S5 or Galaxy S5 Active? It's just a couple buttons — or a swipe — away
Taking a screenshot on the Galaxy S7 is easy, and familiar. Here's how to do it.
This is something you'll learn now, and be able to use for the life of the phone. And even if you already know one of the methods you may not be as well versed in the others.
Being able to take a screenshot is one of the core competencies of using a smartphone. With the Galaxy Note 8 a screenshot becomes even more crucial, with its S Pen giving you all sorts of options for marking it up.
For all of the changes in the new Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL, one thing has remained: taking a screenshot is dead simple.
Now that Samsung has ditched the home button, how do you take a screenshot?
It's easy to take a screenshot on the Google Pixel, but finding them can sometimes be a challenge. Here's how to do both!
Take a screenshot. It’ll last longer.
Google has a sneaky little feature in the Pixel C that lets you take partial screenshots, and it looks like folks are trying to add that feature to their phones.
Taking a screenshot on your phone is one of its most basic functions, but the Galaxy Note 7 follows previous Notes by giving you several ways to capture your screen.
Taking a screenshot with Android Wear is easier than you'd think. It used to be that taking a screenshot on Android Wear could be a real hassle. Thankfully, that is no longer the case. Taking a screenshot of your smartwatch is super simple, and just requires you to have the Android Wear app open on your phone. We're gonna walk you through it step by step, so that you can grab one...
OnePlus keeps things simple when it comes to screenshots — here's how you get it done.
Taking a screenshot on an Android smartphone or tablet is one of the simplest things you can do, but that's not to say it's the most consistent. Because hardware varies — we're looking at you, Samsung, with your aging hardware buttons — the methods by which you take an Android screenshot may vary. So here is where we're rounding up the varies ways for various phones. Some phones use a...
So you've just picked up a shiny new LG G5. It's time to learn a few basic tricks, starting with how to take a screenshot.
Folks love sharing them some screenshots. And Google's just rolled out a new way to take them and share them, but with a few caveats.
Now that you own a Moto X Pure Edition, you may find yourself occasionally needing to grab a screenshot to share with others. Fortunately, there's only one thing you need to know.
Taking a screenshot on your phone is one of its most basic functions, but the Galaxy Note 5 has a trick up its sleeve that helps it go well beyond a standard one-screen capture.
When you give us the glorious back-mounted buttons, you've gotta give us a better way to capture our screen.