Since the advent of the Galaxy Note with its built-in stylus, it has introduced us to new ways of taking notes and annotating. You can select a part of the screen and write on it and share it with anyone. The Note5 continues that tradition by adding a few new tricks and by using a slightly faster stylus.
Also, yes, you can damage the stylus by placing it upside down. I’ve been using my Note5 for 3 days now and I still haven’t done it. All I’m saying is, be careful. Feel the clicky sound before you put the stylus in.
Yes, back to taking screenshots. If you’re the type of person who likes to remember things by taking screenshots and highlighting, the Note5 has made the process really quick and easy for you. Let’s find out how.
How to take a normal screenshot
To take a classic, old-fashioned screenshot, all you have to do is press the button Power and Home page button at the same time.
You can also swipe your palm really close to the screen, from right to left edge to take a screenshot. This is not a new feature but it is really handy.
Solve common Note5 problems: We’ve written about 5 annoying Galaxy S6 edge+ problems before, and since the Note5 and S6 edge+ are essentially the same phone, the advice applies here as well.
How to annotate screenshots
Because you carry a phone with a built-in stylus, you can use it to take a screenshot, annotate it, and share it with anyone you like without downloading an app from the Store. Play Store.
First, go to the screen you want and pull out the S Pen. From Air ordersselect Write screen. Note5 will now take a screenshot and you will see the edit screen. The Pen options will be preselected. Tap it again to change the type of pen you want. Now just draw whatever you want.
When done, you can tap Save to gallery, Save to scrapbook or Share.
If you want a quick share with someone, go with Share. If you save it to scrapbookyou will be able to go in later and edit the caption. Save to gallery will just export it as an image.
How to take scrolling screenshots
Here’s a new trick the Note5 has learned. We’ve talked about using apps and websites in the past to take full-page screenshots but here it is, a native feature.
The process of taking a “scrolling screenshot” is similar to taking an annotated photo. The only difference is that once you are in Write screen see, before you start captioning, tap Scroll capture at the bottom left.
Now you can press Take more pictures to capture another screen, or tap the Done button to complete it. Once you have selected the number of screens, you will be able to annotate on that screen.
Again, you can share it or save it to the gallery or scrapbook.
How to capture a specific part of the screen
If you only want to capture part of the page, pull out the S Pen and select smart choice and then use rectangle or flexible lariat tool, select a part.
Then you can press Write if you want to annotate part of the screenshot or save it to scrapbook or share it.
How is your Note5?
I’m really impressed with the camera so far. The fingerprint scanner also performed better than I expected. How is your experience so far? Share with us in the comments below.
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