Sometimes we want to take a screenshot perhaps to report a bug in an application or sometimes you just want to share with the world via twitpic, flickr2twitter( yes flickr our friend Mark Guim from the Nokia Blog has a great post about this – here), or any of the other social sites or better yet, you use Gravity(native s60 twitter client) and you want to upload instantly, well here are a couple of applications that can make that possible for FREE.
With Best ScreenSnap you can capture screenshots on your smartphone, save them to a file or send them to friends or to your desktop computer.
Features include:
- Configurable hotkey to make a screenshot.
- Sound notification after taking screenshot
- Supports true colour BMP, 256 colour BMP, and JPG
- Ability to send image via Bluetooth, Infrared, MMS or email.
- Auto-generated image name.
- Ability to set up where to save screenshots.
Panata’s Screenshot
Easily capture screenshot on your Symbian OS mobile phones
- Absolutely FREE!
- Source code available!
- Over 1/4 million downloads!
- Supporting 31 languages!
Screenshot for Symbian OS is a FREE program to take screenshot on your Symbian OS mobile phones (UIQ or S60). You can capture screenshot and save it to a file in JPEG, PNG, BMP or MBM format. The screenshot can be sent directly to a PC via Bluetooth or infrared and another mobile phone. Furthermore, you can customize the shortcut key, file name and delay of capturing. It supports continuous mode that allows you to capture screenshot every a few seconds.
So both of the aforementioned applications support Symbian s60v.3 which are all those N95, E71, etc etc.
Now if you use a Symbian Device with s60 v5 ie. Nokia N97, Nokia 5800, Nokia 5530, or Samsung i8910 well you can use Super Screenshot which is available for download over at our friend S60V5 Blog.
Whatever device you use there is a free solution. Enjoy and Happy Screenshots
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