Pixel 8 series promises strong software capabilities
Expected to be Google's next flagship smartphone series, the Pixel 8 will soon present us with powerful software features.
With the Pixel 8 Series inching closer to its official debut, the anticipation is palpable, especially given the recent leaks and historical release timelines. Google is gearing up to unveil the new Pixel iteration at their Hardware Event this coming fall. Buzz surrounds not just the significant hardware overhauls on the flagship device but also the slew of captivating software features earmarked for the Pixel 8. Besides the enhancements coming with the next version of Android, Google is on the verge of rejuvenating its renowned Google Camera app by introducing a fresh User Interface.
Sources like Android Authority suggest that Google is streamlining the Camera app by migrating all controls to the bottom. This design change is aimed at ensuring that in-app features are easily accessible. Adjustments to the Photo mode indicate that the settings button has been relocated from its traditional position at the top to the bottom-left corner. Users can now also access it with a simple swipe-up gesture. The black bar beneath is now home to additional modes, enhancing single-handed use. This enhancement allows for a seamless toggle between Video and Photo modes via icons placed adjacent to the Settings icon.
Pixel 8 series promises strong software capabilities
The new Camera app's previewed screenshots showcase an updated UI that introduces varying modes like Action Pan, Portrait, Long Exposure, Photo, Night Sight, and Panorama. Distinct modes specific to the Video Mode such as Pan, Blue, Video, Slow Motion, and Time Lapse have also been sighted. Furthermore, a noticeable tweak has been made to the position of the camera switch button, which has now been moved to the right. Contrarily, the last shot preview has shifted to the left. The zoom toggle is conveniently located just above the shutter button. However, most other elements have retained their original placement. Some previously existing features like the Long Exposure and Action Pan, once part of the Motion tab, now stand out with individual tabs. The familiar “Cinematic Pan” stabilization mode has been rebranded simply as “Pan.”
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