How to Take a Screenshot on a Galaxy S5, or any other Android Device



As the temperature hit -17 this morning, I found myself wanting to do a screenshot of my Weather screen - just to prove to people in other parts of the country that it really was that cold. So, I jogged my memory for how to do a screenshot on an Samsung Galaxy Note. Has anything changed? I wondered. 

If you don't do screenshots on a regular basis, you may find yourself forgetting the different ways to make this magic happen.  So, for those Android users out there (and particularly the Samsung Galaxy users), here is a cheat sheet which spans all different models, courtesy of digitaltrends.com.

 http://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/how-to-take-a-screenshot-on-galaxy-s3-note-2-android/

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