Google was not the first to implement a level or virtual horizon in its smartphone camera app, but it’s done it the best. Others should copy it, including the big camera brands. Google was not the ...
Despite my best intentions, my photography is often 1 or 2 degrees off center, as if the horizon is slowly sliding my subjects off its back. But with the Brando 3-Axis Bubble Level Cube that fits in ...
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Android Devices May Not Have A Built-In Bubble Level, But Here's How To Access One From Google
Over the years, smartphones have gradually replaced many of your everyday stuff around the home, from the landline telephone your parents had in the '90s to MP3 players everyone carried in the 2000s.
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