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How to capture long screenshot of apps and website on Android?

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Usually, you can take screenshot of only visible area on your display. But what if you could capture screenshot of the app by scrolling up and it will automatically keep capturing the long screenshot until you scroll up. Well, it's easy. In some devices, there is built-in feature called Super Screenshot or Long Screenshot which can capture long screenshot by scrolling up. If your device don't have these features, don't worry, I am going to share best trick to take long screenshot on any Android device. In this tutorial, I am going to share a useful Android app which can be used to take long screenshot of any apps or stitch multiple screenshots into one. The name of the app is LongShot for long screenshot . This is my favorite app to take long screenshot on Android phone. For taking long screenshot, the view must be scrollable. Example, you can take long screenshots on Facebook, Messages, Twitter and any apps which can be scrolled vertically. You can also take the s...

How to reboot an Android Device to Recovery mode?

Reboot Android To Recovery Mode

Recovery is a bootable partition in Android Devices. By using recovery, you can do lots of things to your Android Device like installing custom ROMs, formatting and erasing the device, etc.


Recovery are also of two types:

  1. Stock Recovery.
  2. Stock recovery is the default recovery method in most/all the Android Devices. In the stock recovery, the functions are very limited in comparison to the custom recovery. You cannot install custom ROMs, zips or root your phone, backup and restore your ROM with stock recovery.

  3. Custom Recovery:
  4. On the other hand, Custom recovery is a powerful and useful form of Android Recovery method. The common example of custom recovery is TWRP. By using custom recovery, you can do a lot of things like rooting your phone, backup and restore your ROM along with all user data and apps, install a custom ROM, modding zips, etc.


For rebooting your phone into recovery mode, follow these steps.

1. For Rooted Devices:

If your phone is rooted, you can easily reboot your phone to recovery mode using only two commands.
For that, you need to install Terminal Emulator or any other terminal emulators and enter the following commands:

  1. su
  2. Entering this command will ask for root permission, grant the root permission. If you have already done it before, you can jump to step 2.
  3. reboot recovery

Your phone will reboot into recovery mode.


2. For Non-Rooted and Rooted Devices.

If your device does not have root access, you can reboot your device into recovery mode by pressing a combination of keys when your phone is in a Power Off mode.

For Samsung Galaxy devices:
Switch off your phone and press Power+Vol++Home button at the same time to go to recovery mode.

For Xiaomi, Lava devices:
Switch off your phone and press Power+Vol+ button at the same time to go to recovery mode.

For LG, HTC, Pixel, Huawei, OnePlus devices:
Switch off your phone and press Power+Vol- button at the same time to go to recovery mode.

For Sony devices:
Switch off your phone and press Power+Vol+ OR Vol- button at the same time to go to recovery mode.

For Nexus devices:
Switch off your phone and press Power+Vol++Vol- button at the same time to go to recovery mode.

For other devices:
If your device is not listed in this list, you can try any one of the methods. One may work for you.

If your device is not Android, this methods might not work on your device.

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