Sometimes what you’re doing on your iPhone is just so amazing you have to save it forever. Lucky for you, your iPhone (or other iDevice) has a built-in shortcut for saving screenshots to your camera roll. More »
Android: If you’re looking for a good reason to root your Android phone ShootMe is the easiest to use Android screenshot—and screencasting!—software out there, but you’ll need a rooted phone to take advantage of it. More »
Picasa is a great photo manager with loads of features and a very high ease-of-use factor. If you regularly take screenshots however, you’ve likely noticed an annoying “feature”—a disk-gobbling screenshot function you can’t turn off. Let’s fix that. More »
Windows: If you’re looking for a lightweight—193k!—and portable screen capture tool without tons of features you’ll never use, ScreenCatch is a good match. Tiny, portable and simple to use, ScreenCatch not only captures your screen but shares it too. More »
Chrome: Hailing from the camp of literally-named-extensions, Explain And Send Screenshots is a screen capture and annotation tool for snagging and sharing screenshots right in Google Chrome. More »
Windows only: Screen capture tool Screenpresso takes screenshots of part of your screen, a specific window, or the whole screen with a shortcut key, then lets you edit, add effects, and even share with email or Twitter. More »
Mac OS X only: Many of you are familiar with screen capture tool Snagit, and now Mac users have a chance to try out a beta version of this feature-packed screenshot tool. More »
Mac OS X: TinyGrab makes instant screenshot sharing a snap on the Mac. With a simple keyboard command and a free account, you can share screenshots in a matter of seconds. More »
