The Screenshot app in macOS provides a useful toolbar offering advanced screenshot features. Here's how to use it. Photo: D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac The Mac offers many options for taking ...

Have you ever spent hours searching for a screen recorder, only to be bombarded with options that slap a watermark on your work or lock essential features behind a paywall? It’s frustrating, right? In ...

The PS5 offers one of the most seamless and powerful built-in capture systems ever released on a console, giving players instant access to PS5 screen recording in sharp 4K resolution. Whether you want ...

Microsoft is rolling out a new Teams feature for Premium customers that will automatically block screenshots and recordings during meetings. Microsoft announced the feature in May 2025, stating that ...

Screen recordings on Linux don't have to be a challenge. With one of these apps, you can grab all the recordings you need. Each of these is free and easy to install. Desktop screen recordings are a ...

There are plenty of high-quality screen recorders. The built-in option is the best choice for most users. Some of these have premium options to remove ads or add features. Over the years, there have ...

You can natively record your screen on Windows 11 using a slew of tools. Windows has built-in tools like Snipping Tool and Xbox Game Bar that can screen record for you, with a few caveats. Third-party ...

The new iOS 26 software update for iPhone introduces a new full-screen preview experience when taking a screenshot. This includes some new visual lookup functionality, but it also can be a bit ...

iOS 26 has finally arrived, bringing with it Apple's new Liquid Glass design language. On top of completely changing how iOS looks, the new operating system has also changed up some key parts of how ...

Apple's iOS 26 update, currently in beta, brings a nice optional upgrade to screen capture quality with HDR (High Dynamic Range) capture support. The new feature captures or video-records what's on ...

Visual Intelligence is one of the few AI-powered feature of iOS 18 that we regularly make use of. Just hold down the Camera button on your iPhone 16 (or trigger it with Control Center on an iPhone 15 ...