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Taking a screenshot on your device is a task that many people do almost every day. It could be some hilarious meme, inspirational blog post, or something important that you find. Screenshots are probably the easiest, if not the most efficient, way to save such information on your device. Now, if you’re wondering how to […]
Although Windows 10 October Update (version 1809) is surrounded by turmoil of issues and bugs, some of its stunning features have quickly empowered the negatives. One of them is a Windows 10 screenshot capturing tool known as “Snip and Sketch.” So, let’s tell you about this new tool and how to use it to increase your productivity […]
The goal of this volatility plugin is to extract a screenshot of all open X windows from a memory dump. Overview The plugin first dumps the X server memory mappings. These mappings are then given in input to a C program (loader), along with the output of Adam’s plugin. This C program mmaps (with the […]
Taking a screenshot on your Android device is pretty simple. For instance, on my Asus Zenfone, I can take a snap just by pressing and holding the Recent Apps button for a couple of seconds. On other devices, the option to take screenshots is present in the Notifications bar, or the same can be done […]
Short Bytes: Taking a screenshot in Windows or other operating systems is a pretty basic task. But, performing the same task on login screen or lock screen isn’t straightforward. However, by performing a tiny registry hack, you can add the Snipping Tool option on the login screen. Whenever a person moves to a new operating […]
Short Bytes: Mac OS X has a very nice way to capture full or partial screen without any software, but many users are unaware of it. Especially people coming from a Windows machine feel there isn’t any snip tool or print screen button. In this article, I’ve explained different ways to capture your screen in Mac OS […]