Windows Mobile is not a new thing to the mobile industry. In fact, it has been around for ages already and was behind the world’s first PDA’s. The recent evolutions in Windows Mobile have moved it from quite a professional looking mobile operating system into quite a beautiful one. Especially with the introduction of the Metro UI, Windows mobile phones became more beautiful. The live tiles that are the main focus in the UI are not only beautiful but are also pretty functional. They are live because they follow the events on the application that they represent. Moreover, there are now thousands of applications available for Windows Mobile phones. If you want to share the beautiful application that you created for a Windows phone and show the live tile that it is incorporated with, you should be able to learn how to take a screenshot.
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How to Take a Screenshot on the Sony Ericsson Xperia Pro
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How to Take a Screenshot in Motorola Xoom 2
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How to Take a Screenshot in the Apple iPhone 3GS
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How to Do a Screenshot in Windows 7
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How to Do a Screenshot in Nokia N950
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How to Do A Screenshot in Vista
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