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There are many reasons you might want to take a screenshot on your phone. Perhaps it's to save a cool post on Instagram, document the latest fashions for wardrobe inspiration, or maybe it's to ...

Samsung phone owners can use a similar palm swipe gesture ... in your phone settings and pick "Take screenshot" to enable the feature. Some Android smartphones have special features that offer ...

There are a surprising number of methods you can use depending on which Android phone you're using, and so to help you capture a screenshot, we've written this simple guide running you through the ...

While your Android phone may not have them turned on by default, you can use hand gestures to take a screenshot on many devices. On Samsung devices, turn on Palm Swipe to capture and then run your ...

For future reference, you can access your screenshot image in your photos gallery. Launch the screen that you want to capture. Activate Google Assistant by holding down the Apps icon or saying ‘OK ...

but you can also use screenshots and saved images. Image: Talk Android / Jared Peters In this example, we used a screenshot of a Backbone One game controller. The controller had analog stick ...

Do you ever email yourself a photo or screenshot to get it from ... With Microsoft’s Your Phone app, you can link your Android phone to your Windows PC or laptop directly and simply drag and ...

For starters, you can use it ... Now that your phone-to-printer connection is set up, you can now start printing your screenshots. Here's what you need to do to print your screenshot of choice.