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iPhone 101: Taking a screenshot of your iPhone screen

In: apple| iPhone 101

3 Nov 2009

This is a new feature of adamriggins.com.  I plan on making several of these quick video tutorials on how to do some of the most basic actions on your iPhone.  If you know of anyone who has one and wants to know how to do some basic functions, point them in this direction!

For this first installment, I am showing you how to take a screenshot with your iPhone.  Enjoy!

  • Rose Richter
    I have a question regarding the Camera Roll. When you opened your photos, you have more than one album. When I take a picture, it automatically goes to my "Camera Roll" so my question is...

    How do you create Albums in your iPhone?
  • On a Mac, it can sync with your iPhoto Albums. On a PC, I think you can sync it with the pictures in your My Documents folder. In iTunes, with your iPhone connected, click on the iPhone icon. Then, in the main screen, there should be a tap called "Photos". Look around in there, that should do it!
  • Thanks Adam. I would have never guessed that! :)
  • royschnitzer
    Hi, I saw that your iphone has a front camera lense on the top, am I right? what version of iphone is that? THANK YOU BEFOREHAND
  • I wish it was some fancy iPhone, but the truth is that it is just some dust underneath the screen protector. It does looks like a lens though!
  • royschnitzer
    ...now I see, thanks Adam!
    Perhaps at some point the dual camera will be available in future versions,
    it might worth the waiting!
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