Da sentire e da vedere: e l’hanno fatto davvero! (via Matt Haughey)
Come salvare uno screenshot da Windows Phone 7.5
Per qualche insana ragione volevo tanto che WP7.5 fosse finalmente un OS serio per competere con iOS. Ma mi fa male la testa dalle tante testate che in due giorni di sporadico uso ho già preso…
Come salvare uno screenshot (tipo, home + tasto power, no?)
- Developer unlock your Windows Phone. You can do this expensively via Microsoft ($99), or, soon, inexpensively via ChevronWP7 ($10 when its ready: I’m told this will be within a few weeks).
- Download the app. It’s called Screen Capturer v3 and more information can be found on the XDA Developers web site.
- Install the app on your phone. You’ll need to use the Application Deployment tool that is part of the Windows Phone 7.1 SDK, so you’ll have to download and install that first. (To find the application afterwards, use Start Menu search, typing application deploy.)
- Run the app on your phone. It’s called Screen Capturer and can be found in the full app list to the right of the Start screen. Usage is pretty simple: It uses the Camera button to take shots, and shots are saved (in JPEG) format the Pictures hub. To copy them to your PC, sync the device via the Zune PC software.
(Source: winsupersite.com)
Paraccel Blog.
hat tip: iorejna:
Minuto 0:43.12
“Io tanto creativo non mi sento,
ma non mi son mai sentito creativo
Io non è che quando stavo da Einaudi ci sentivamo creativi
è un po’ una parola che mi da fastidio la parola creativo
Capisce, non lo so…
uno fa
non è creativo,
fa”.
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Surfin’ Torino (by tg1)
The Restart Page - Free unlimited rebooting experience from vintage operating systems
#geek #nostalgia all operating systems reboot sequences (in HTML5) in one page. the level of details is incredible (via kottke)
