Open your iPhone's Photos app, and you'll see the just-taken photo in your image library. This works amazingly well, and it's nice to see a factory-bundled solution for those of us who write about the iPhone!
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Running the new iPhone 2.0 software? Want to grab a screenshot of something? Turns out it's amazingly easy. Hold the Home button down, then tap the power button on the top of the phone. The screen will flash white, and that's it -- the screenshot has been taken.
Open your iPhone's Photos app, and you'll see the just-taken photo in your image library. This works amazingly well, and it's nice to see a factory-bundled solution for those of us who write about the iPhone!
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Take screenshots with iPhone 2.0 software
Screenshot or it didn't happen. :)
Take screenshots with iPhone 2.0 software
Check any of our Macworld iPhone stories today. All those images are from iPhone screenshots :).
Take screenshots with iPhone 2.0 software
Seems this existed in previous version by holding home and toggling the silence switch.
Take screenshots with iPhone 2.0 software
Didn't work for me with any combination of holding the home button and toggling or pressing buttons w/ 1.1.4.
Take screenshots with iPhone 2.0 software
Does this only work on the iPhone because of the camera? Or would it work on an iPod Touch also?
Take screenshots with iPhone 2.0 software
On the Touch the screenshot facility puts them straight into a photo gallery called Saved Photo's.
Take screenshots with iPhone 2.0 software
This works with the iPod Touch 2.0 software update as well! |
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