Smartphone Screenshots
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How to Take Screenshots with Smartphones
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BobH
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How to Take Screenshots with Smartphones
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Leif
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Re: How to Take Screenshots with Smartphones
Not on my Android 4.4.2 HTC - I hold down the power button and press the camera icon...
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Rudi
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Re: How to Take Screenshots with Smartphones
Yep... I set up training aids for iPhone for employees in my company. This is a regular request/need/tip that I add to the aids.BobH wrote:Smartphone Screenshots
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Jay Freedman
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Re: How to Take Screenshots with Smartphones
Also not on my Android 4.1.2 LG39C. I press the up and down volume buttons together, and an app called QuickMemo opens with a screen shot. From there I can annotate it, rotate it, etc. and then save it, share it to a social media site, or email it.