Windows Phone 8 users may feel a little left out with the notable absence of an official Instagram app on their platform. Luckily, the unofficial but fully functional Instagram client 6tag has arrived to fill the gap. Now, Windows Phone 8 users can enjoy the complete Instagram experience on their devices. 6tag comes with nearly …
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A major update to the outrageously popular photo sharing app Instagram has arrived, bringing the ability to shoot short video clips up to 15 seconds in length. It’s a move to counter the new hit viral video sharing app Vine, also recently released. To be blunt, Instagram has thrown down the gauntlet with this update …
Cinemagram is an odd little app to describe, but it is quite an entertaining and useful one at times. What it boils down to is essentially an Instagram for short movies or GIF files. While this may seem a bit weird, I assure you the demand is there, and the entertainment value is great. This …
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One of the most coveted apps that has yet to make an appearance on the Windows Phone platform is the infamous Instagram. The photo sharing app with the power of Facebook behind it is the name synonymous with photo sharing and on the go amateur filter photography. Although Windows Phone users are simply left behind …
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There are many apps available that are use to enhance and beautify the photos taken through Instagram. However, the InstaWeather and InstaPlace apps for Instagram offer a completely new concept to enhance pictures. These two apps are for the people who love to travel and who love to take pictures. They can now easily take …
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Yesterday the social media world was set ablaze with talk of Instagram’s new terms and conditions which contained a clause allowing the company to take ownership and rights of the pictures being taken with the app. This obviously enraged many users who heard that their personal and private pictures may now be, legally, the property …