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How to take a screen shot in my android app?

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How to take a screen shot in my android app?
posted Mar 4, 2016 by anonymous

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There are so many methods but I am explaining some of them -
1. For android 4.0+ just press and hold the volume down and power buttons at the same time.it will save a screenshot, and for previous version its better to use
2. AirDroid, free app which supports taking a screen shot on rooted devices but you will need to root your phone.

answer Mar 5, 2016 by Shivam Kumar Pandey
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if no volume or no home button than try power + back button together for screenshot in Android phone

answer Jul 8, 2016 by Priya Ranjan Kumar
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