Jelly Bean function Decryption: Camera application

When Gingerbread/honeycomb upgrades to ice Cream sandwich, the camera application is greatly improved. ICS has brought us a streamlined, cleverly designed camera application, and added a 0 delayed shutter function, which means it's almost impossible to detect the time between pressing the shutter and capturing the good picture. In today's release of the Jelly Bean, we learned that the latest version of the operating system has also been enhanced for camera applications, albeit with some detail adjustments, which have significantly improved efficiency and utility. One of the most notable improvements is that when we can use our fingers to knead the screen, the camera interface and the photo album interface will be displayed side-by-point, and we can quickly access the most recent photos. You can also share or delete photos in this interface, and delete or undo the action. Of course, the improvement of the camera application is small compared with the notice function and the butter plan. But it's a lot of tiny improvements that are driving the Android system forward.