9 first things every Motorola Moto G7 owner should do
The Moto G7 is Motorola’s latest budget-oriented phone, with the Moto G7 Power standing by it as its fatter, cheaper cousin with a ridiculous battery size. For the price, you’re getting a lot of value and features. However, the devices still have deficiencies.
If you haven’t yet picked up a case for your Motorola Moto G7 or a screen protected to keep the phone’s display blemish-free, Amazon has quite a few great options for under $10.
Here are the first 9 things you need to do when setting up your new Moto G7!
You can’t expect the best camera performance out of a $250-300 phone. The camera isn’t great on the Moto G7, doing pretty well in good lighting but suffering in the dark. However, this can be helped out a bit with Google’s fancy HDR+ software.
Google Camera HDR+ ports have been around for quite a while and are compatible with many Snapdragon-based devices (at least the ones with the Hexagon DSP), but most of them don’t seem to work with the Moto G7. However, I found a file that does work, including features like Night Mode.
Don’t expect miracles from this app, but you will get quite a bit more light out of the phone when shooting in darkness. This results in noise and loss of detail but it’s much better than nothing. You may also face some checkerboarding, so try to take photos with both apps to be safe.
Head to this site to download various versions of the app and find one that works best! BSG’s version worked well for me.