Taking
a screenshot of your Android phone's screen can be a bit confusing,
since the process isn't the same on every device. Here are the different
ways to take a screenshot on Android.
If You're Running Ice Cream Sandwich (4.0) and Above
If you have
a shiny new phone with Ice Cream Sandwich or above, screenshots are
built right into your phone! Just press the Volume Down and Power
buttons at the same time, hold them for a second, and your phone will
take a screenshot. It'll show up in your Gallery app for you to share
with whomever you wish!
If You're Running Android 2.3 and Below
Unfortunately, Android 2.3 and below doesn't have screenshotting built-in. However, some
devices (like many Samsung phones) do have these features, but it
varies from phone to phone. for example, on many Samsung phones, you can
press the Home and Power buttons at the same time to take a screenshot.
Google around to see if your own phone has a built-in shortcut.
If your phone doesn't have a shortcut built-in, you'll need to use an app like No Root Screenshot It.
You'll need to install it on your phone and install its free companion
app on your computer, which will enable screenshots. You'll have to plug
your phone back into your computer every time you reboot it, but you'll
be able to take screenshots directly from your phone which is great.
If You're Rooted and Running Android 2.3 or Below
If you've rooted your phone, you have a few options. You can install an app like Screenshot UX,
which will allow you to take screenshots through a variety of
shortcuts, or you could flash a custom ROM that has screenshotting
built-in (like CyanogenMod).
There are
more screenshot methods than we could possibly list here, but these are
some of the easiest (if you aren't rooted but know how to use ADB, you
can get a screenshot from the command line, for example). Check your phone and see what it supports out-of-the-box.
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