Not an issue with Android 4.2—if you know the trick. First, press the power button. Then, instead of entering your PIN (or whatever), swipe the lock screen from right to left.

Android camera shortcut #2: The fast camera switcheroo. Once you’ve got your Android phone’s camera open, it’s incredibly easy to switch back and forth between its front- and rear-facing lenses.

Some phones offer a camera widget for the lock screen, but for those that don't, there's the Snapshot app. Similar to the wrist-flicking gesture on the Moto X to take photos, Snapshot only ...

Whether you're shooting Android or iPhone, here's how to get the most out of your device's built-in camera app. This article was originally featured on Popular Photography. Search for: ...

Switch Access enables users to operate their phone or tablet using means other than the touchscreen, as Android Police notes. They can use the front-facing camera to control the phone with face ...