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There are many versions of Samsung tablets available right now; hence, the frustration of looking for the exact tutorial that applies to your particular tablet model.
You just want to take a screenshot on your Samsung tablet; how are you supposed to know which online tutorial will work best for your model?
Well, here’s a little secret you should know: It’s very easy to take screenshots on any version of Samsung tablet (Galaxy or Note), as all models share the same simple process.
How to take a screenshot on a Samsung tablet
1. Go to the screen page you wish to screenshot. This could be anything from images to apps or text messages.
2. Press the power button and volume down button simultaneously on the right side of your Samsung tablet.
If you do this correctly, the tablet screen should flash, indicating that you’ve successfully captured the content on its screen.
There are various other methods for capturing a Samsung tablet screen, but this one method works on all versions.
There are two ways to access and view your captured screenshot:
The first is through the quick Notification panel. Swipe down your Samsung tablet’s screen from the top, and you’ll see the image as “Smart capture notification.”
The second way to view your screenshot is through the Gallery app. From your home screen, open the Gallery app >> select Albums >> Screenshots. From here, you can share your screenshot to friends or post it on social media by tapping on SHARE, and then choose from one of the sharing options.
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About King Osaghae
King Osaghae is a technology researcher and writer who’s been writing about tech-related topics and trends since 2018. He covers everything tech from computers to cameras to online business software. He is the managing editor at TechZerg, meaning that he oversees all the articles TechZerg produces.
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