LG G2 is a flagship device from LG, to compete against the strongest beasts of the market, Samsung Galaxy S4, and HTC One. The smartphone features some of the most powerful specs available in technology today. The 5.2 inch Full HD display is simply beautiful, and the 1080 pixels, all seem to show up vividly in high contrast. The Gorilla Glass 3 protects the screen against any kind of scratches, and the display does not show any sort of discoloration on viewing from different angles. The 13 MP camera provides best quality photos, which can be enhanced with different settings like panorama, HDR, geo tagging, etc. The phone runs on latest Android Jelly Bean, and is powered by a powerful 2.3 GHz quad core Krait processor.

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If you need to capture something from your screen, you do not need to root your device and install any kind of third party apps, as the case was with previous android mobiles, but the smartphone has built in facility for user help. By taking a screenshot of the display, you have a record of the text, or image, visible on the screen at a particular time. The shot is saved as an image in the gallery of the phone itself and that too automatically. Taking screenshot on LG G2 is little different than other Android phones because the power and volume buttons are situated at the back of the phone with camera. To take a screenshot on your LG G2 smartphone, simply follow the steps given below:

How to Take Screenshot in LG G2

1. Ensure that the image or the text which you want to capture is being displayed on the screen right now.
2. Simply press the power button, and volume down button situated at the back of the phone to capture the screen.
3. Once completed, you would hear a feeble camera sound, which confirms that the shot has been captured.

To view the recorded image, you may navigate to the gallery on your phone, and then check out your image under the album Captured Images. When you take a shot, you also have the option of navigating directly to your recent image by sliding down your notification bar from the top of your screen, and then checking the most recent notification, which would show the recently captured image. You even have the power to share this captured image, without opening it, over various platforms like Facebook, Picasa, email to friend, etc. To share your image, you just need to click on the share icon beside your image in the notification bar, and it would pop up a list of different platforms where you can share it. The idea of taking a screenshot just by a simultaneous press of home button, and power button seems really incredible, and feels very simply at usage time. But on the other hand, a few of the other devices give a much powerful feature of capturing the screenshot just by sliding your palm on the display. This method is not only simpler, but it also feels good to use, and provides for a better user experience. LG has come up with something unique this time, and we hope to see a few more improvements in the upcoming devices from this company.