Screenshots

Did yesterday's uncertain glimpse at a new HTC phone leave you wanting? Then grab a tray and find a seat, because the right-hand image above comes from XDA developer mdeejay, who claims to have a working port of the forthcoming Sense 5 skin. On the left, we've stuck up a similar Sense 4+ lockscreen...

What we have today is a long line of screenshots detailing most of the upcoming BlackBerry 10 OS. As if we didn't see it in enough detail in some of the previous leaks. The screenshots however reveal from up-close the look and feel of the different parts of the interface and they show some of the...

We're just over a week away from RIM's big BlackBerry 10 launch event , and leaks of the new devices and operating system are coming fast and furious. The latest leak to hit the internet is a batch of 100 screenshots of the new BlackBerry 10 platform, posted by BGR . The images detail everything...

Purported image, not render, of the rumored HTC flagship codenamed M7 has appeared, and allegedly is showing us a glimpse of HTC Sense 5.0, the next stage in the Taiwanese phone maker's own Android coat of interface paint...

Windows 8 offers a new way (and a couple of old ones) to take a picture of your PC's screen.

When working on an app, iOS developers don't just code, they also have to prep their app for the App Store submission process. One time-consuming step is gathering all the app screenshots that are needed for the App Store listing. It's not too bad if you have a single app with only four...

The Internet loves a good Half-Life rumor, and this next one seems about as good as any. New images from the ill-fated Half-Life 2: Episode 4 , otherwise known as Return to Ravenholm , have surfaced today, years and years after the game was canned. The title was in development at Arkane Studios,...

Today's BlackBerry 10 related leak is about the native Twitter and Google Talk applications. In particular, we have come across a bunch of screenshots giving us an overview of the said apps, albeit with little in terms of comments as to how functional they are...

Developers will no longer be able to change app screenshots willy nilly on their App Store listings as Apple cracks down on fake app scamsters. The update from Apple prevents devs from swapping grabs until there's a legitimate software update to go with them. App Store scoundrels have been duping...

Apple has announced that app screenshots will be locked in iTunes Connect once an app is approved. New screenshots can only be added when developers submit a binary for an updated to an existing or new app. This move will help combat a common scam tactic that tricks people into buying fake apps...