How to take a screenshot on samsung s20 ultra

Whether a new or existing Samsung Galaxy S20 device owner, one of the first things you'll want to be aware of is how to take a screenshot using a Samsung phone. While many will already be familiar with the standard method of taking screenshots on Android, Samsung phones do come with an additional way to capture an image of the screen.

Samsung announced the Galaxy S20 series in the first half of 2020. Along with the standard model, Samsung also unveiled the Galaxy S20 Plus and the Galaxy S20 Ultra. The experience between the three is mostly the same, although the escalating price does also result in some notable differences, such as the RAM, storage, battery capacity, and in the case of the Ultra, a more advanced rear camera setup.

One of the areas that is not any different is taking screenshots. In fact, as the Galaxy S20 series runs on Android, owners of any of the new Galaxy S20 phones can take a screenshot in the standard Android way. To do this, simply hold down the power and the volume down buttons at the same time. After a second of being held down, the device should make it clear that a screenshot has been captured and offer a variety of different ways to use the image.

The Samsung Way To Take A Screenshot

Edit or share screenshots immediately

Immediately after taking a screenshot, a toolbar will appear at the bottom of the screen. Select the desired option:

• CROP A SCREENSHOT: Select the Crop icon, then edit screenshot as desired.

• SHARE A SCREENSHOT: Select the Share icon, then follow the prompts to share.

Access and use screen recording

Screen recording lets you capture what’s happening on your phone. Swipe down from the Notification bar twice, then select the Screen recorder icon. Select the desired sound setting, then select Start recording.

To pause the recording, select the Pause icon. To stop the recording, select the Stop icon.

Note: To access screen recordings, from the home screen, select the

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