Google launched the new Android OS, Android 4.4 KitKat this week and here's a look at the more advanced photo editor available with the update.
The new Android 4.4 KitKat, launched this week, comes with an advanced Photo Editor which can work across both tablet and smartphones.
Google software engineer Nicolas Roard has uploaded a demonstration on YouTube of the "non-destrcutive" photo editor running on a Nexus 7 tablet.
Features available in the new improved photo application include applying predefined looks, geometry (straightening, etc.) using individual tools (contrast, etc.), using the applied effect bar to remove effects and navigate through the applied ones, new tools such as local, saturation per channel, graduated filters, saving your own looks, and non-destructive editing meaning you can always revert back to the original file.
The Photo Editor also features the opportunity to export your image with a different size and quality to suit a particular need.
According to Roard, the new photo editor is "now shipping in the Android KitKat Galeery (and AOSP!)"
Google's Android 4.4 KitKat launched earlier this week as the next version of the company's hugely successful Android operating system.
Upgrade to smarter living
Get the latest news, reviews, deals and buying guides on gorgeous tech, home and active products straight to your inbox.
Alongside some design changes, KitKat is also able to run on much less powerful smartphones.
According to HTC America President, the latest version of Android should be available to HTC users in the US in 90 days or less.
Watch the demonstration of the new Android KitKat Photo Editor below.
Source: Google+ (Nicolas Roard)
T3.com is one of the UK's leading consumer lifestyle websites, visited by over 10 million people every month. You can follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. We present products in helpful buying guides and carefully curated deals posts across style, living, auto, smart home, watches, travel, fitness and more. We also have a monthly magazine which you can buy in newsagents or subscribe to online – print and digital versions available.
-
New Google rule says all new Android smartphones must come with KitKat
If genuine, leaked memo could signal the end of low end Android smartphones
By Ben Furfie Published
-
Android 4.4 KitKat launches with support for budget phones
Low-power audio, faster performance and an updated Google Now
By Thomas Tamblyn Published
-
Has Google accidentally shown off the Nexus 5?
Mystery Nexus handset appears in now taken down video to celebrate the launch of KitKat
By Ben Furfie Published
-
You could win an Xbox Series X in gold, but Microsoft will make you work for it
The exclusive Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Xbox could be yours
By Rik Henderson Published
-
How to choose a beard trimmer for shorter beards: buying advice to style your stubble
Which trimmer should you choose for short beards? T3 explains in this helpful guide
By Bethan Girdler-Maslen Published