Apple's iOS 26 update, currently in beta, brings a nice optional upgrade to screen capture quality with HDR (High Dynamic Range) capture support. The new feature captures or video-records what's on ...

If you want to record what’s on your screen, you probably know that you can use a Windows keyboard shortcut to launch the Snipping Tool in Windows 11. That’s Windows key + Shift + R and it’ll start ...

If youre on a Linux machine and want to capture your screen, there arent as many options as Windows or Mac users have. What we do have, though, is one of the most powerful and also free screen capture ...

Snipping Tool is not a new feature of the Windows operating system and most users have been using this tool to take screenshots of their screen for a while now. However, most users are unaware that ...

Learn how to easily download and install iOS 15.4 Public Beta on iPhone. This will give you early access to the great new features of this update, including using Face ID with a mask on to unlock your ...

You can use the built-in Screenshot tool in Word, Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint & the Screen Clipping tool in OneNote. We explain below, how to use screenshots or Screen clipping in Microsoft Office ...

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