Iphone 13 screenshot shortcut

iOS 14.5 beta has been surprising us with several new features, including new options to unlock the iPhone using the Apple Watch, changing the default music player for Siri, and more. With the release of iOS 14.5 beta 2 earlier today, Apple added new actions to the Shortcuts app for taking screenshots, changing orientation lock, and even changing cellular data mode. With the “ Take Screenshot” action, the shortcut quickly takes a screenshot so you can save it to your photo library, send it to another app, change its resolution, or do any other interactions that the Shortcuts app offers to users. Unknown shortcuts will require the user’s permission before taking a screenshot due to privacy concerns. Another interesting new action is “ Orientation Lock,” which as the name suggests, lets the Shortcuts app set the screen orientation lock to on and off. The action can either toggle the orientation lock option each time you trigger it, or act as a button to always turn the option on or off. You can, for example, enable orientation lock every time you open a specific app. Furthermore, iOS 14.5 also comes with a new Shortcut action that lets users switch between cellular data modes using the app. The “ Voice & Data mode” action offers options to set the default network as 5G, 5G Auto, 4G, and 3G (the latter is only available on iPhone models without 5G). One use case for this shortcut is to create an automation that changes the network at a specific time of day or at a specific lo...

The ability to take a screenshot on a device is an essential feature for a lot of people. You need screenshots for various things, including this tutorial that we’ve written. Tutorials are much easier when screenshots are included, as it makes it easier for the reader to follow the steps. The standard shortcut for taking a screenshot on the iPhone is to press and hold the Power + Home button on iPhones with a home button, and Power + Volume Up on newer iPhones. Now, what if the hardware buttons on the iPhone aren’t working? What do you do then? Well, luckily, there’s an easy way to take a screenshot on iPhone without using any buttons. Also see: Enable AssistiveTouch on iPhone To take a screenshot without using any of the hardware buttons on your iPhone, you will first need to turn on Assistive Touch. This feature has been around on iPhones and iPads for a long time, and is very useful. You can 1) Open the Settings app and navigate to Accessibility. 2) Under the Physical and Motor menu, choose the Touch option. 3) Tap on AssistiveTouch and then slide the toggle to enable it. That’s it. You should now see an opaque button for AssistiveTouch appear on the screen. How to take screenshot on iPhone without using any buttons Now, it’s time to configure AssistiveTouch to take screenshots without using any buttons. There are two ways you can use this feature to take screenshots. Here’s what you need to do. Method 1 1) Navigate to the AssistiveTouch menu in Settings and tap on Cust...