You are probably used to hear the fact that Android OS works mostly the same for a few functions across devices, and one of them is none other than the screenshot function. This one is practically the same for various...
Back in October, Google successfully released Android 6.0 Marshmallow, the first major software update to Android since 5.0 Lollipop from last year. You don’t need me to tell you that there are lots of changes waiting for you, but I...
Do you want to take a screenshot on your shiny new LG G4 smartphone? Capturing a special moment in time is a must, so don’t hesitate to continue reading. This trick is the same one known for Android devices for...
Taking a screenshot is one of the most basic functions of the HTC One M9 – this is something that you must admit from the start. Perhaps you want to immortalize your latest gaming score or that funny text message...
Are you wondering about how to take a screenshot of your phone’s screen? We totally understand you! Well, using a screenshot on your Motorola Droid Turbo might be just what you need in some many cases because we know that...
We know it’s coming and we are expecting it. I am talking about the Nexus 5. Oh wait, I have already talked about that and it is not even certain if calling it that way is correct. But it is...
As with any mobile device, it is always important to know how to capture information on your screen. You will say the same thing sooner or later, I am sure of that. Taking a screenshot is a very simple function...
The screenshots have become handy tools for proving something, or for quickly capturing a snapshot of something you like on your smartphone screen. Taking a screenshot of your Android phone’s screen can though be a bit confusing, since the process...
OnePlus 7 and OnePlus 7 Pro are the latest Android phones from OnePlus. Though OnePlus 7 Pro is the most expensive device ever from OnePlus, don’t get scared. You could have pay much more for a Galaxy device and the...
Windows 10 offers many ways to capture a screenshot. You may press Ctrl + PRTSC or Fn + PRTSC and you instantly have a screenshot. That’s how easy it really is! This allows you to capture content that is within...
