Samsung is doing a better job than Google at supporting Google's own camera standards

Third-party camera applications on Android are complicated. Google's Camera2 API and the CameraX Jetpack support library exist in order to streamline support for your phone's camera hardware inside third-party apps, but both require support from OEMs—which isn't mandatory. You'd think Google's own phones would support those standards and libraries, but it looks like that's not something you can expect out of the company that develops and maintains the Android operating system. Instead, it looks like Samsung is beating Google at its own game.

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Arol Wright

Third-party camera applications on Android are complicated. Google's Camera2 API and the CameraX Jetpack support library exist in order to streamline support for your phone's camera hardware inside third-party apps, but both require support from OEMs—which isn't mandatory. You'd think Google's own phones would support those standards and libraries, but it looks like that's not something you can expect out of the company that develops and maintains the Android operating system. Instead, it looks like Samsung is beating Google at its own game.

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