Finally! A screenshot app that doesn’t require root

Android smartphones have been around for how many years now? In that time span, our phones have gained an unlimited array of options through apps and updates, but one thing that has always been missing is a way to take screenshots without root access. That all changed when No Root Screenshot It became available on the Android Market.

The app description states that it works on all non-rooted Android devices excluding Honeycomb tablets. The first time you download the application, you are instructed to install a free desktop app on your Mac or Windows computer. Once installed, you just need to run the application with your phone attached to your computer and viola!, screenshot capabilities. After the process has run, you can disconnect your phone and take screenshots at any time. The one catch is that you must re-do this process every time you restart your phone. This may sound like the developer is altering some system files, but he/she assures us that this is not the case. 513 ratings at 4 1⁄2 stars don’t lie. This thing works.

The biggest problem you may have with the app is the price, which costs $4.99 to get on your phone. If you’ve been waiting for a way to take screenshots without the risk of rooting your phone though, that price doesn’t seem to bad. Hit the market link below to buy and download the app.

Market Link

Thanks John!

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