http://instagr.am/android/
After months and months of talk Instagram finally drops for Android users. Many Iphone users are a little worked up about it, but it just brings a lot more users to the app. Any of you try it out?
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http://instagr.am/android/
After months and months of talk Instagram finally drops for Android users. Many Iphone users are a little worked up about it, but it just brings a lot more users to the app. Any of you try it out?
Seen it run on both iOS and Android and needless to say the iOS version is vastly superior to the Android port in every single way.
Why are the iPhone users pissed? Who the fuck cares? The more people that can use it the better.
When an iPhone exclusive app goes multi-smart phone, shit turns ugly real quick... :snickerQuote:
Originally Posted by Dave-The-Rave
The meltdown was hilarious though. Both versions of the app are same apart from a few minor differences. I'm disappointed that they didn't incorporate the ICS theme which Google wants app developers to use. A real missed oppurtunity.
...and what is this?
lets you turn crap photos into something half decent basically.Quote:
Originally Posted by DayWalker
Fixed. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Sylar
Its worse than console fanboys because alot of Android users are doing the same thing for a third of the price. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ghost-Rhayne
It basically just applies a bunch of basic Photoshop filters to your photos..amateur stuff. :snicker
Someone ban this idiot already.Quote:
Originally Posted by hexagone
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Originally Posted by Jaeger
i've used it on both and it is almost identical. I don't know how you think it is vastly superior.
Doesn't run on my touch tablet S. Ill try it wehen an update comes.
Only handset support for now apparently.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickice
I honestly forgot about this. Don't think it is worth wasting time on anyway.
i like it...but draw something is taking my time away from it. lol.
There you go i fixed that for ya.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave-The-Rave
Tablet support was added in a new update.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickice
At the time of my post it wasn't supported, is now tho, trying it out.Quote:
Originally Posted by R3D D3V!L
Tried it, dont see my self ever using it tho.
...hate it when people "fix" your posts. Don't do it again.Quote:
Originally Posted by brebaz
:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave-The-Rave
On topic:
I wouldn’t waste any cycles on the small minority of iOS users who are being silly (not even sure why it was part of the discussion[?]).
As far as the app, it’s an enhanced camera app, plus photo enhancement, plus social network for images. I’ve got it, but I either use the native cam app (since it’s so fast), or Camera+ which has a whole bag-o-effects if I want to do “on device” editing (also have Snapseed which is pretty outstanding for editing), and then they’re either shared via our photo stream or case-by-case to specific share sites (FB, Flickr, etc.)
If you’re really into photography as a social media communication mechanism, it’s pretty awesome (my photographer friends love it).
Moving this over to the other gaming/andriod section as it seems to fit it more.
Also im gonna have a look into this, looks cool.
Facebook seems to have decided that it wants its non-Smartphone users to enjoy the application too after acquiring Instagram. There are two new filters being introduced to its Facebook for Every Phone app by the Facebook which has the ability to give Sepia or Grayscale effect to the photos. Sources have stated that his is not an extension to the application. This application has been developed at an employee hackathon.
Indian markets are doing very well with these economically-viable phones which will surely be received with open arms. Earlier the Instagram users were very unhappy due to the app being sold off to a social networking site, mainly on account of privacy issues. Let’s hope that feature phone users will be a lot more forgiving and a happier.:snicker
:-P
Companies should expand not constrict....great for android users, maybe we'll see this on other OSes. I don't know why iPhone users are so mad about that, stupid reaction from their part. More companies should follow their example.