The phrase "able to screenshot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of capturing an image of the screen on a device.
Example: "I need to make sure my phone is able to screenshot important information during the meeting."
Alternatives: "capable of taking a screenshot" or "able to capture the screen".
His Facebook account was not among the compromised profiles, although his Pinterest, Twitter and LinkedIn were, according to Engadget, which was able to screenshot some of the hackers' messages before they were removed.
Apollo Box also is hoping the AR feature will generate some organic marketing for the marketplace as shoppers are able to screenshot and share photos of the products they're playing around with. "One interesting finding from our customer interviews is that many users viewed the augmented reality feature as a fun and rewarding experience.
The tech is almost there, and it doesn't take a conspiracist to realize that we are probably not that far off someone being able to screenshot a live stream, use facial recognition to discover the identity of the broadcaster, and then use online directory inquiries to discover their address.
The tech is almost there, and it doesn't take a conspiracist to realise that we are probably not that far off someone being able to screenshot a live stream, use facial recognition to discover the identity of the broadcaster and then use online directory inquiries to discover their address.
If an iOS user tries to screenshot a message in Confide, they'll be able to grab just what is visible on the screen at that moment.
It's very professional". The worm was able to take screenshots of users' desktops, to spread via USB drives, and to disable security systems.
It is also able to take screenshots of on-screen activity, automatically detecting when "interesting" programs - such as email or instant messaging - were open.
For example, there's a chance that some users may end up watching less stories over time if they aren't able to take screenshots without notifying the creator.
According to the understated Android blog post, developers will be able to include screenshots, promotional icons, and descriptions for their applications.
You're able to take screenshots of your video chat and then share them to Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and elsewhere without leaving the chat.
This has been a huge request from developers, who will now be able to include screenshots, icons, and more detailed descriptions.
