If you’ve just bought an Apple Watch, and wondering how to take a screenshot then it is very simple.
The principle behind taking a screenshot on the Apple Watch is the
same as the iPhone, the only difference is that, in case of the Apple
Watch, the Side button acts like the Power button, and the Digital crown (the press) works like the Home button.
So you need to do the following to take a screenshot:
Press and hold the Side button.
Now without releasing the Side button, press the Digital Crown.
Note, you can also do it the other way around, but you
could end up invoking Siri. You can also do it by pressing the buttons
simultaneously but I’ve found it to be more error prone.
If you get it right, the screen will flash and it will take the
screenshot. Unlike the iPhone however, the screenshots are
not accessible directly on the Apple Watch. They’re synced to the camera
roll on the iPhone, so you can find them under the Camera Roll or under All Photos if you’re using iCloud Photo Library in the Photos app on your iPhone.
The best thing about getting a new computer is that, well, you’re getting a brand new computer. It’s exciting to have a shiny new toy to play with, making you wonder how you could have been using that old machine for so long. To me though, the major downside of getting a new computer is that you have to set it all up from scratch. I’m not going to lie; some of that is part of the fun, but it can also be stressful and time consuming. Take migrating your iTunes library to your new computer for example. There is nothing really fun in that, and if you have a large library, it could take hours. In this post, I will show you how to move your iTunes library to a new computer. Unfortunately I won’t be able to save you time or stress, but at least, you’ll have simple instructions on how to do transfer all your iTunes songs, albums, album covers, and playlists to a brand new computer. Before we get started, it must be noted that there are several ways you can migrate your o...
Nicholas Allegra a.k.a Comex seems to have hacked Apple Watch. He has published a video which shows a web browser running on Apple Watch. Comex is a well-known hacker, and developer of jailbreak tools such as JailbreakMe and Spirit, which were the easiest jailbreaks ever to be released, as it allowed users to jailbreak their iPhone using mobile Safari. The Apple Watch doesn’t come pre-installed with Safari. As you can see in the video, he has managed to hack Apple Watch to load Google’s homepage in a web browser. He also taps and holds on the screen to access the familiar Copy/Define options. It is not possible to search as a QWERTY keyboard is not available for Apple Watch. Navigating across the webpage on the small screen doesn’t look very practical. Apple Watch runs Watch OS, which is a version of iOS 8.2, with a custom UI called Carousel instead of SpringBoard. SpringBoard is the standard application that manages th...
Comments
Post a Comment