Motorola has tried to offer as pure Google Android experience as possible, ever since it was acquired by Google. However, it does have a bunch of software add-ons that hope to improve the stock experience, such as in terms of Voiceless Control or quick camera access. Motorola has rolled out a new update to the Motorola Camera app that allows users to click photos using volume keys.
Michelle Gattuso of Motorola revealed in a Google+ post, “In addition to touch anywhere on screen, now you can also take photos using the volume keys.” The new version 3.2.14.4 has been pushed out for Motorola Camera on the Moto X and Moto G as well.
The ability to take pictures using volume keys is also made available for headsets attached to your smartphones. However, the updated application will be compatible only for devices running Android 4.2.2 KitKat. One can also expect some bug fixes with the new update. The Motorola Camera app is compatible with only select devices. Those who have the app can get the update here.
Recently we also got a glimpse of Motorola’s first smartwatch that runs Android Wear, Google’s new OS designed for smartwatches. It hosted a live Hangout session for the Moto 360 smartwatch.
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