Google's latest Pixel phones will soon be able to take timelapse videos of the night sky, thanks to a new "Astrotimelapse" feature.
We didn't notice at the time, but the Google Camera 8.1 update in November removed this option for ultra-wide, nighttime photography. And we can guess why Google removed it.
The latest version of the Google Camera app, which debuted with the Pixel 5, is now starting to roll out to older Pixel phones.
Smartphone image filters and beauty modes are damaging to mental health, Google says. An app update is coming to the Pixel camera app to adjust the labels and iconography of its face retouching feature.
Google has started rolling out a new version of its Camera app on the Play Store for Pixel phones. Google Camera 7.4 adds a new quick toggle to switch between 4K and Full HD (1080p) resolutions.
Security researchers at Checkmarx found a flaw in Android phones that would allow an attacker to take over your camera app to take photos and videos. Thankfully, Google and Samsung issued patches to fix the vulnerability earlier this year.
Google Camera added a few silent features with its 7.2 update, including document scanning and the ability to copy or translate text within the app.
Google camera mods aren’t anything new, but this update will make your older Googe Pixel phone feel like a Pixel 4, including that fancy new astrophotography mode.
The leaked Frequent Faces feature in Google Camera shows that Google is working on a way to automatically focus on people you take photos of frequently.
Google Camera 7.1 is the latest update of the Google Camera app, and it brings along some new features such as Social Share, Framing hints, Astrophotography, a redesigned UI, and more.
An update to Google Camera sees Night Sight getting a more prominent position in the interface. There's also a new rewind feature in the works that's currently dubbed McFly.
If your phone snaps an awesome picture but doesn't save it, did it really take a photo? I don't know, but I'm really hoping this is some sporadic bug.
A port of the Google Camera app for non-Google devices has been updated with RAW image capture, HDR customization, and more.
A new update is rolling out to the Google Camera app for Nexus smartphones, bringing along a few notable interface tweaks and more.
Google's own Camera app for Android devices has received an update today, and the big change is that it is now compatible with the upcoming Android 5.0 Lollipop operating system. Aside from that, there's not much else to this new Google Camera update. Besides some unnamed bug fixes and performance improvements, the change log mentions that it has an updated Material Design look but...
Are you looking for something a little extra in your Android camera app? Maybe more creative options, or more detailed technical control? Maybe something easier to use? We've got our five favourite camera apps for Android right here. It's worth noting that though there's a ton of overlap with photo editing apps, we're trying to focus on apps that are primarily for taking pictures for...
An update to the Google Camera app is slowly making its way out to users, and it includes a neat new feature — a remote shutter button on your Android Wear device. The new version of the app contains an Android Wear component that, when triggered by running the camera app on your phone, will drop a notification on your Android smartwatch that lets you take a picture and then review it...
The only complaint you can make is that Google didn't release these features sooner. Google has dropped a pretty notable update to its stock camera app, given it a proper name and at the same time opened it up to non-Nexus devices running KitKat in the Play Store. While the interface still isn't mind-blowing, it has changed pretty dramatically from what you'd be used to if you used a...