Screenshots have turned into a preferred form of communication. We use them to share a funny conversation or relevant parts of an article. And we use annotated screenshots to point out the craziness that’s happening on our iPhone’s screen. You might be used to the circle of iPhone screenshots by now. You take a screenshot, […]
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If you’ve ever read our Roku and Android TV articles, you may have noticed a stark difference in the quality of screenshots between the devices. Roku makes life hard if you want to take screenshots—you need to put the device in Developer Mode and access your Roku’s IP address from a browser. On Android TV, the process […]
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Screenshots are an important tool for any computer user. Whether capturing funny moments, recording error messages, or demonstrating a procedure, screenshots show what text can’t. Of course, screenshots are far better than taking a picture of your screen with a phone, too. The Snipping Tool built into Windows is fine for basic use, but it […]
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Including an image with your tweet makes it more likely to be retweeted. So why not make that process as easy as possible? Luckily there are a few services that strive to do just that. We’ve put together a list of apps and websites which make it easy to take screenshots, or pull images from links, and […]
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