The best way to print, save and send text messages if you have an Android is to take a screenshot of the text message itself. This method is particularly effective for capturing a few screens of text.

One example I use often is Inoreader’s Annotate and Create Highlighter options and Pocket’s Highlight shortcuts. Both allow me to bring attention to a piece of text in an article.

Arguably the easiest way to get your Android text messages printed is by taking a screenshot of your conversation and then printing out this picture. Here's how to do so: Open the specific thread ...

Twitter is working on a new feature of its Android app: the ability to select text in tweets. This feature lands squarely in the “why the hell couldn’t we already do this?” pile, but hey, at least ...

While neither printing nor texting may be in vogue thanks to today's technology, there are still times when you may want to print text messages from an Android phone, and you may be wondering how ...

However, on Android, select the text you want to copy, pull down the notification bar, and click on Send to Clipboard. If you don’t see the notification, ensure the KDE Connect app is running in ...

Just like an iPhone with iMessage, Google Android phones will now let you edit a message that you sent via RCS in Google Messages within 15 minutes. RCS support depends not only on your phone, but ...