How to take a snapshot on your Android

Many people are always looking for their party applications to help them take screenshots without knowing that this can be done easily with just the push of their lower volume button and the power button at the same time.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Weekly poll: What is the best 2017 phablet?

Image
The Samsung Galaxy S8 took home an easy win in the compact category in last week's poll, but its big bro Note8 may have a tougher time this time around - large phones are as popular as ever, and the tall-screen movement has brought bigger displays in reasonably-sized packages. One such offering comes from Apple - the iPhone X is one of a kind in the company's lineup when it comes to efficient use of space. 5.8 inches Apple says, but software kinks will rob you of some of the theoretically usable area, not to mention that the 5.5-inch iPhone 8 Plus still offers more screen estate - both on paper and in practice. Hence, we figured we'd list both of them for you to vote for. But before you say it, let's make one thing clear - it's not a cheap ploy to ensure Apple doesn't win, it's just that these two are so different and we couldn't decide which one better belong here. Apple iPhone 8 Plus • Apple iPhone X The V30 still belongs on this list - a des...
Read more

How to run android applicatios on pc.

Have you ever wondered the possibility of running android applications and games on your laptop? Well think no further because it finally possible through the use of a new application called BLUESTACKS.  What is Bluestacks? It is an android emulator just like ppsspp, but unlike ppsspp you don't run iso's you run android apk's using it's uniqe android interface which grants you access to almost every android feature on your laptop. You can download by following this link. http://bluestacks-app-player-for-windows-8.en.uptodown.com/download
Read more

Chrome OS and Android convergence continues with a pretty new Chromebook feature

Image
Is Google going to merge Chrome OS and Android? Back in December the company said there was  no point, because both are successful . Instead, it seems the company is going to continue introducing Chrome features that are synonymous with Android. Last year, it was the inclusion of the Play Store, now Google is introducing a brand new touchscreen launcher for the web-based desktop operating system. The launcher, which can be accessed by swiping up from the bottom of the display, looks very similar to the one deployed on Android tablets. It is sure to come in handy for folks using touchscreen Chromebooks in tablet mode. You can see it in the video below: The reveal comes from Google’s Chrome evangelist  Francois Beaufort , who showed off the beta feature on his personal Google+ page (remember those?) It’ll probably be rolled into the main OS in 3-4 months, according to an  Android Police  report. While Chrome OS and Android continue to gain features ...
Read more

Translate