Google Nexus 5 or Android Key Lime 5.0 to Feature weather-assisted Camera app

Have you ever thought of having a smartphone that traces your location and chooses the best possible settings based on the conditions that are prevalent around you? Hope no, But this thing could become true in the near future. Rumors has it that, Google is working on an app that would make use of the device’s GPS and analyse the local weather to automatically adjust the light intensity level, brightness, white balance and other settings to help you get the perfect shot every time.

This app could come loaded with the Google’s next smartphone, Google Nexus 5 or be a part of the next version of the Google Android operating system, Key Lime pie. The rumor has its roots from the patent filed by Google, where it states that a system would make use of the on-board GPS and the weather conditions downloaded from the internet, to make suitable changes to the various sensors available on the camera.

This new system will be of great help for the amateur photographers. A clear example for this app, Just think that you are on the foot of the Mount Everest. Now, your smartphone’s GPS traces your location and gets the weather report from the net. This way, it could help you get perfect photographs, even if there is a snowfall or scorching sun.

The question that would have strike your mind by now is that will there be any time-delay during the initialization of these settings. However we are unclear of the answer to the question. But lets keep our fingers crossed and wait for the Google I/O conference which is to happen next month, where the official announcement for both Google Nexus 5 and Key Lime Pie is expected. By now, the competitors would have started to work on a new camera tech.