Next to the G6 launch, Motorola has a surprise for G5, G5Plus users
Lenovo's proprietary smartphone maker has rebuilt the Moto Camera app with a new design interface, which makes it much easier than the old app.
Motorola is in the news for the upcoming Moto G6 series, which will be launched in the beginning of April 19th. However, a new lineup of smartphones is not the only thing that Lenovo's proprietary smartphone company will start this month. There is also a new software update in the pipeline - one that will decorate the camera app on all existing Moto devices with a new design user interface.
Moto G5
Moto G5 IBits India / Sami Khan
The company has started rolling out the "new 2018 Camera User Interface", as it is referenced in the release notes on Playstore, before the Moto G6, Moto G6 Play, and Moto G6 Plus launch. The update is centered around easing UI switching mode. Now it allows users to swipe to switch mode instead of tapping an annotative overflow menu in the previous app.
The first change brought in the update is in the icon, which now matches the look of the new icon theme, which will be the first time in the upcoming Moto G6 series.
New Moto Camera app icon
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There is no doubt that these new phones will be launched with the inferior camera app, but existing Moto users do not need to worry because updates also include their older Moto phones, including the Moto G5, G5 Plus, and Moto G5S Will make your way to. Plus
The biggest change, however, is how do you choose between shooting modes, with the new interface, you can swipe between photos and videos.
Moto Camera User Interface
Moto Camera User Interface 9to 5 Google
Inside the app, now there are three sections below, with the default 'Photo' mode. Gives quick access to a swipe video to the right, while on the left opens a mode screen with a swipe panorama, slow-mo video and button for camera settings. You can simply change the mode by swiping the edge on the screen.
On the old app, all the modes and options are displayed on the right side of the screen after overflow button
Moto Camera User Interface
2018 Moto Camera User Interface 9to 5 Google
At the top of the viewfinder, the HDR mode, flash, timer, and now the app bar housing option to change a toggle that allows you to switch between auto and manual mode. The top app bar is still more transparent so that users can see more of the viewfinder.
Switching to manual mode presents additional version on the right, which is in the previous version.
Talking about the camera settings menu, the navigation drawer kept the setting in the old app and you had to hit it in the settings screen with the main viewfinder and attributed to the footage on the settings menu viewfinder, the new app is its own independent settings menu Considering all available options available, with visibility a bit can help. Meanwhile, different options and customizations are unchanged. Will remain
In addition to all these layout changes, the new app also brings a Tweed color palette for the camera interface. The new app leaves a light blue icon and text in favor of a bold, white, black and gold mix
Motorola has so far started releasing this update and despite the Play Store it has indicated the availability of a new release, the changelog still describes the older version, the app will be running slowly during the next few days and Motorola hopes to launch it on older devices, although it is likely that the old Moto device will not be available to it.
Moto G5
Moto G5 IBits India / Sami Khan
The company has started rolling out the "new 2018 Camera User Interface", as it is referenced in the release notes on Playstore, before the Moto G6, Moto G6 Play, and Moto G6 Plus launch. The update is centered around easing UI switching mode. Now it allows users to swipe to switch mode instead of tapping an annotative overflow menu in the previous app.
The first change brought in the update is in the icon, which now matches the look of the new icon theme, which will be the first time in the upcoming Moto G6 series.
New Moto Camera app icon
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There is no doubt that these new phones will be launched with the inferior camera app, but existing Moto users do not need to worry because updates also include their older Moto phones, including the Moto G5, G5 Plus, and Moto G5S Will make your way to. Plus
The biggest change, however, is how do you choose between shooting modes, with the new interface, you can swipe between photos and videos.
Moto Camera User Interface
Moto Camera User Interface 9to 5 Google
Inside the app, now there are three sections below, with the default 'Photo' mode. Gives quick access to a swipe video to the right, while on the left opens a mode screen with a swipe panorama, slow-mo video and button for camera settings. You can simply change the mode by swiping the edge on the screen.
On the old app, all the modes and options are displayed on the right side of the screen after overflow button
Moto Camera User Interface
2018 Moto Camera User Interface 9to 5 Google
At the top of the viewfinder, the HDR mode, flash, timer, and now the app bar housing option to change a toggle that allows you to switch between auto and manual mode. The top app bar is still more transparent so that users can see more of the viewfinder.
Switching to manual mode presents additional version on the right, which is in the previous version.
Talking about the camera settings menu, the navigation drawer kept the setting in the old app and you had to hit it in the settings screen with the main viewfinder and attributed to the footage on the settings menu viewfinder, the new app is its own independent settings menu Considering all available options available, with visibility a bit can help. Meanwhile, different options and customizations are unchanged. Will remain
In addition to all these layout changes, the new app also brings a Tweed color palette for the camera interface. The new app leaves a light blue icon and text in favor of a bold, white, black and gold mix
Motorola has so far started releasing this update and despite the Play Store it has indicated the availability of a new release, the changelog still describes the older version, the app will be running slowly during the next few days and Motorola hopes to launch it on older devices, although it is likely that the old Moto device will not be available to it.
