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February 19, 2015

How to take a screenshot on the LG G Flex 2

by John_A

Like the G3 before it, there are a couple of ways to capture what’s on the G Flex 2’s curvy screen

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Like the majority of Android handsets, taking a screenshot on the LG G Flex 2 is a simple enough affair. It’s just a matter of knowing the right button combinations and menu items. Then — boom — your screen’s image is saved for posterity in the related folder within the Gallery app.

What’s more, there’s also a secondary way to grab a screenshot and annotate it, using the built-in QMemo+ application. Let’s take a look at both after the break.

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