The has some of the best camera hardware on the market, and that can now be complemented with Google’s fantastic low-light and wide-angle optimizations through the use of Google Camera. There’s a caveat, though: it’s only compatible with the Snapdragon variant.
Installing Google Camera on the Galaxy S10 isn’t as simple as opening up the Play Store and hitting install; it’ll require a bit of tinkering in the form of downloading an APK and initiating a system function, but it shouldn’t take more than a couple of minutes — even on the slowest of networks.
How to install Google Camera on the Galaxy S10
Here’s what to do:
That’s all there is to it.
To be clear, Google Camera doesn’t appear to be as responsive as Samsung’s stock Camera clien, though the Ultra Wide and Front Portrait modes were more effective in almost all the samples we uncovered online, so we’d recommend experimenting now you have the option to.
It’s also worth noting that the above also works on the and , according to some users on the XDA Developers Forum. We weren’t able to confirm those claims at the time of writing; we did, however, manage to configure Google Camera on the standard Galaxy S10.
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Installing Google Camera on the Galaxy S10 isn’t as simple as opening up the Play Store and hitting install; it’ll require a bit of tinkering in the form of downloading an APK and initiating a system function, but it shouldn’t take more than a couple of minutes — even on the slowest of networks.
How to install Google Camera on the Galaxy S10
Here’s what to do:
- Download the most recent Google Camera APK from using your Galaxy S10.
- Once downloaded, head into Downloads, select the APK, then follow the on-screen instructions to install it.
- Open up Google Camera, then double-tap the dead space (the black area) next to the shutter button.
- Select the option entitled 10csMar2.xml.
That’s all there is to it.
To be clear, Google Camera doesn’t appear to be as responsive as Samsung’s stock Camera clien, though the Ultra Wide and Front Portrait modes were more effective in almost all the samples we uncovered online, so we’d recommend experimenting now you have the option to.
It’s also worth noting that the above also works on the and , according to some users on the XDA Developers Forum. We weren’t able to confirm those claims at the time of writing; we did, however, manage to configure Google Camera on the standard Galaxy S10.
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