Capture screen on Android tablets or smartphones is simple, albeit subject to variation depending on the version of the operating system, or even the device on which you do
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?The screenshots are not exactly features that save lives, but there are occasions where they can be useful to a user. This is a feature that is available on all smartphones equipped with Android versions 4.0 and higher than that may be included in some devices with earlier versions.
The process, though simple, may vary according to the devices. The alternatives you have at your disposal to make screenshots:
1) Simultaneously press the ON / OFF & Home
2) Simultaneously press the ON button / buttons OFF & Volume Up
3) while the Press / OFF & Volume Down
ON buttons
One of these processes should allow you to capture the screen of your smartphone. In doing so, it will automatically created a folder in your gallery, named or Screenshots Screenshots. Newer versions of Android (4.2 or later) should also display an icon on the screen capture in the notification bar. If you pull down the notifications bar down and press the notification will be transported immediately to the Gallery.
older versions of Android (2.3 or less)
If your version of Android does not come with native support for screenshots have two options at your disposal: either do root to the device in order to install an application that allows you to make screenshots (a process that is different for each smartphone), or install the Android SDK on your computer and configure your smartphone (connected to PC) to be able to make screenshots.
Some smartphones from Samsung, for example, support this feature – but not all. In this case it is recommended to do an online search for your specific model to see if it supports this feature and find out which commands that activate the screen capture (note: try one of the three I’ve listed above first.)
Ifdo root your phone you seem just too much work to accomplish screenshots, try before installing an app like No Root Screenshot it. This will need to install it on both your smartphone like on your computer in order to activate this feature. Conversely, whenever you want to make screenshots will have to connect your smartphone to your PC.
Old Versions of Android ‘rooteadas’
If your smartphone has already been the target of a root, you can simply install an application to activate this feature. This is also true in the lower 2.3 Gingerbread versions.
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