A big news for Android texters – will surprise them! Google Messages, which comes with an in-built camera, reduces the hassle of flipping between apps to capture that perfect moment when you want to say something to your partner. Thus this camera UI works quite effectively in your discussion messages, which can be accessed through the camera icon on the chat box.
Apart from those thick page navigation days in the app, we can access our favorite content in one place with the click of our fingers. Previously, the camera functioned like the phone’s main camera app, so you’d be taken to a separate app that was somewhat more functional but less connected than your typical social media app. This much-loved little camera is ready for quick shots.
Although it does not swoop and fly so high, it still has merits. Your controls will be almost the same as they were in previous versions: zoom for three customized levels and flashlight switching for a nice change in zooming. Additionally, the strong>front> and strong>rear> cameras can be easily replaced.
But the real kicker? Today, it’s not like you have to go to the camera section of Messages and snap a photo or record a video before you can do anything conversation-related. Goodbye to the lost decisive moment; You can now check your shutter speed after taking the photo for a more accurate representation.
It has now been released in a server-side update rollout, which is an update mode that may happen for some users or over some time depending on compatibility. It is either in beta mode 20240312_00_RC00 in the Messages app, and wait for it to arrive in your Play Store update versions any time from now.
