You both knew that the camera was more than just a way to capture the moment of your life, and now you can make sure of that.
Translate it!
Google Translate adds offline translation and instant camera translation for 7 Indic languages.While offline translation still requires users to type out the sentences, Instant Camera Translation requires users to just point the camera at the text they want translated. Although, the instant translation from the camera app only works when the text is in English while offline.
Explore the night skies
Any space-loving backyard astronomer should have a trusted sky map to reference when stargazing or peering through the camera of their smartphon, and app developers have stepped up to offer a wide array of options for Android and iOS users.
From planetarium simulators to lists of object coordinates, there are numerous, varied astronomy-themed apps available like Star Walk 2 or SkyView – stargazing apps with a beautiful, crisp UI. They offer a variety of camera modes: free roam, scroll/manual, and augmented reality. You can travel in time to see skies from the past and future, and the app also boasts an interesting “What’s New” feed of the latest astronomy news.
Search for information
Google is ushering in some big changes to smartphone cameras with updates to Google Lens—giving users the power to identify objects and text in real time. The new features were unveiled at I/O 2018 amongst a host of other products, but the update only recently began rolling out in late May 2018.
Google Lens is an augmented reality (AR) application that uses a devices camera to identify text, products, books, media, places, and barcodes. Objects that are identified once will be marked so that you can quickly identify them again if you need to. Using Google Lens, you can even identify furniture or clothes and find things that match the decor or style.
source: www.techrepublic.com, www.forbes.com,
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