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Some of you may already know this, especially if you have recently purchased T-Mobile’s G2X and have researched the device beforehand. However, I figured it can’t hurt to cover the feature again for those who might have missed it. One of the most sought out and coveted pieces of functionality iPhone users have benefited from for years has now made its way to Android and could possibly be here to stay for future devices. That’s right, screenshots! To take a quick screen shot with your T-Mobile G2X all you have to do is simply hold down the power button + home button and wallah! A full screen shot of your Angry Birds high score has been saved to your photo gallery. As a blogger and one who performs app reviews, I can’t tell you how convenient this feature will be. Previously, one had to root their device to obtain the feature and frankly, it just seemed a little redundant for such a small and single feature. So, there you have it. It doesn’t get any easier than that. Let us know what you think of the feature in the comments below. Do you think it’s a highly coveted function or could you care less? We want to know.
Some of you may already know this, especially if you have recently purchased T-Mobile’s G2X and have researched the device beforehand. However, I figured it can’t hurt to cover the feature again for those who might have missed it. One of the most sought out and coveted pieces of functionality iPhone users have benefited from for years has now made its way to Android and could possibly be here to stay for future devices. That’s right, screenshots! To take a quick screen shot with your T-Mobile G2X all you have to do is simply hold down the power button + home button and wallah! A full screen shot of your Angry Birds high score has been saved to your photo gallery. As a blogger and one who performs app reviews, I can’t tell you how convenient this feature will be. Previously, one had to root their device to obtain the feature and frankly, it just seemed a little redundant for such a small and single feature. So, there you have it. It doesn’t get any easier than that. Let us know what you think of the feature in the comments below. Do you think it’s a highly coveted function or could you care less? We want to know.
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