G2 like launcher and camera

[hanielserrato]

So I just bought a droid Maxx, and have been using it for about a week . I like what Motorola has done with the simple UI. I was in the Verizon store and looking at the LG G 2. I really like the camera and would sometimes like a really different UI.

So here's my question, what launcher would you recommend that does not lag and is very stable? What's camera app or port has some of the features that the g 2 has that would work best for the maxx? I really like the touchless controls on the Droid Maxx. Any app that can replicate this on the LG?

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[DefectiveWeeble]

There are apps out there that can do a lot of what Touchless control does. The problem is that most of them will devour a phones battery if you use the always listening feature. If you would like to give one a try, Dragon Mobile Assistant is the first that comes to mind.

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[Scrambler#AC]

I use Nova (Prime) on all my recent past and current devices. Love it. Turn animations to fastest speed. Its fast & clean.

Search Google play for "launchers" to see what's out there for replacement UIs.

 

[hanielserrato]

Thanks for the quick replies. I really don't think I need the always listening feature but it's nice to be able to hit a button and say " text Joe.. Bla bla "and it send a message but I think Google now does that(correct me if I'm wrong).. Anther easy I use it is when I have a long message I just speak the message and it inputs it on the text box.
As far as nova goes I'll have to give that a try.

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[hanielserrato]

Really liking Nova. What are the added features of Nova prime? Any suggestions on the camera issue ?

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[doogald]

The camera is what the camera is. I don't think it's a problem that software can fix - the hardware is mediocre.

The camera can take decent shots is decent light, but it can take mediocre shots in any light. I think it's generally good enough for a cell phone camera for most people, but it's definitely not an iPhone.