Like every other smart device out there, you can take a screenshot on your Galaxy Watch 5. And thankfully, there aren’t any crazy hoops that you need to jump through to do so.
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Like every other smart device out there, you can take a screenshot on your Galaxy Watch 5. And thankfully, there aren’t any crazy hoops that you need to jump through to do so.
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