Full-page screenshots will be a reality starting with the update to iOS 17.
Yesterday was a busy day in terms of Apple releasing updates, including iOS 17 in public beta. Those in Cupertino made the process easier from the developer betas in the Software Update section for users who wanted to get early betas of Apple’s mobile operating system, among other things. It has been discovered that in beta version number 3, it is possible to take full-page screenshots from the iPhone, an improvement that could be greatly emphasized for what it represents. If you want to install the iOS 17 beta, here we’ll show you how.
In iOS 17 we can (finally) take full-page screenshots
Previously it was already possible to take a screenshot and save the content in full page although in PDF formatas if it were a document in applications like Safari, Notes or Maps. The PDF turns out to be a complicated file to edit If you don’t have a dedicated application, if it’s in a jpg file, the complexity disappears.
From iOS 17, you can choose screenshot of a life or whole page according to evidence collected by MacRumors. It will also be available on systems like iPadOS 17 and macOS Sonoma.. As with some third-party browsers and apps, it’s possible to take full-page screenshots, but it’s not the most comfortable and flexible thing in the world.
Another improvement seen in the latest iOS 17 beta
According to TechCrunch, Dual SIM users will get better compatibility. If they receive messages, they will be classified according to the SIM card, different ringtones can be used and choosing a SIM card to forward a call to an unregistered or unknown number.
In other Android devices, the dual SIM function has existed for many years, however, those in Cupertino did not prioritize improvements for themselves. Managing two phone numbers can be tricky when texting, but in practice it’s completely different. For most of the world, the mix is eSIM (virtual) and physical SIM. In other countries like mainland China, Macao and Hong Kong, it is two physical SIM cards. See more information on official Apple support on this topic.
