Wear OS it is the basic operating system of almost all smartwatches on the market. There are few smart watches that cannot rely onOS created ad hoc by Google. The features are roughly those of a smartphone, except that it is not possible to make calls. However, this does not apply to smartwatches that rely on support for eSIM. But this is another matter. Today we are going to see how this is possible take screenshots on smartwatch, in a few simple steps.
Here's how to take screenshots on smartwatches running Wear OS: a simple guide for everyone
Perhaps for many users it will be taken for granted but for others it will not. It may happen that you need to make one at a given moment screenshot of the smartwatch. Well, Wear OS allows us to do this in a very simple way and with a few simple gestures. Clearly the prerequisite for taking a screenshot is have the application of the same name on your smartphone to which we will have connected the smartwatch. Once you have made sure that this is installed on our device, do as follows:
- on the smartwatch, let's take the screen we want to capture with a screenshot
- now we take our smartphone and, with the application open, we go to press on the three dots at the top right
- in the menu that opens, we will see several options including Disconnect smartwatch, Report a bug and so on. There we will also find Take a screenshot of the clock
- click on the option and that's it
- once the screenshot is captured we will receive a notification on the smartphone in the top curtain
How will the screenshots look like?
The question everyone is asking: and now the screenshot how did it come? Rectangular like a smartphone screen or round? The answer is simple: the image capture will be in the same shape as the clock. So if we have a Oppo watchfor example, the screenshot will be a square with square capture; de we have a We Watch instead, the screenshot will be a square with the round capture.
