No-Frills Screenshot Utility from Digital Agua Does One Thing, and Does it Well

SAN FRANCISCO, CA (March 15, 2008)…next gen mobile development specialist Digital Agua has received consistently high marks from several members of the technology media for the ease of use and effectiveness of Capture, the company’s simple, streamlined screenshot utility.

Lauded by Apple iPhone School as both “the best screenshot utility yet” and “the must-have screenshot application,” Capture is being recognized throughout the iPhone community because of how well it works. Favorable reviews were also recently posted by Touch Podium and Qj.net, which affirmed, “[Capture] only does one thing, but it does it well.”

Capture’s polished simplicity is a clear indication of Digital Agua’s commitment to developing iPhone applications that work like they’re supposed to and are incredibly easy to use. To download Capture, look inside the Utilities category on the BigBoss repository.

SAN FRANCISCO, CA (March 11, 2008)…Today’s announcement from iPhone development specialist Digital Agua: the Capture screenshot utility has arrived, it does exactly what’s it’s supposed to do, and it’s really easy to use. The company added, “Seriously. There are only two buttons. Snap and Exit – those are the options.”

Capture hovers above the application in use and, when the user snaps a screenshot, the image is automatically added to the camera roll for viewing in the Photos application and easy downloading to a computer. The simple two-button controls can be moved anywhere on the screen, letting users adjust screenshots without interference from the buttons.

This newest release from Digital Agua reinforces the company’s position as a leading developer of iPhone applications that are easy for everyone to use and, most importantly, work just as they should. To download Capture, look inside the Utilities category on the BigBoss repository.

Everybody has known that the Internet has been going mobile for a long time. It is obvious for all those that have been around or those who think that it would be cool to buy movie tickets from the theater parking lot. It’s the next obvious step along the path to something very different. It’s the reason I started my company.

Realistically, until last spring the technology just hasn’t been there. I have had a couple of devices, but none of them compare to the iPhone. Don’t get me wrong, the GPS, 3G, camera enable Windows CE or Blackberry device does have that techno-geek appeal that is hard to resist, but Apple hit on some thing good. The made everything easy to use. I have seen the typically technophobic, tooling around the Internet on their iPhone’s. Apple has made the whole mobile experience accessible. Once iPhone gets its 3G and GPS on there will be no stopping the cool.