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01/02/2009

How to capture a iPhone/iPod touch screen

This is pretty simple:

To take a screen grab on your iPhone with Software 2.0, just holddown the homebutton (the round button under the screen), then tap the top button (the power on/off button). 

Your screen will flash white signifying you have captured your screen.  

The picture will appear in your Photo album.

Here is where the buttons are located on a iPhone 3G:
IPhone Buttons
Enjoy

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