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I was wondering if there are any good recommendations on apps that takes screenshots of the iPhone simulator. I've tried apps like iPhone screenshot cropper but I'm looking for something that will allow me to make larger images. For example large enough to put on a poster. Any suggestions?
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In terms of actually capturing the image itself from the simulator, you could do worse than Grab, which comes with OS X.
Why not just use Command-shift-4? Taking Screenshots in Mac OS X
No matter what you grab it with you still only get the resolution of the 320 x 480 pixels.
Unfortunately you're still going to be limited to the native resolution of the iPhone (320x480), no matter what you use. To use something like this for print, which is generally around 300dpi, your options aren't great, i.e. resizing in Photoshop...
Update: I think that my answer is not optimal anymore, thanks to this other answer from Gurpartap Singh (where cmd+S directly saves the image to your desktop). I'm not sure from which version of the iOS Simulator is this possible, but it's better and faster!
You can also try cmd+ctrl+C while in the iOS simulator. Then open Preview or an image editing program and try cmd+N (the image is in the clipboard).
Edit: According to apple's new guidelines we need to provide high resolution screenshots. For that go to Simulator->Hardware->Device->iphone(Retina). You will be able capture images in 640 × 960 using cmd+S .
Press command+s in Simulator and the screenshot will appear on your Desktop (or wherever they go for you).
I also use Snagit not only for capturing the iPhone Simulator screenshots and many other screen capturing as well. Their Mac version is not nearly as feature-rich as their Windows version. I hope TechSmith keeps on improving the Mac version.