Instagram Beta version Available at Windows Phone Now

The Windows Phone smartphone owners now can smile with relief. Popular applications began coming to the Microsoft operating system. After Vine, Instagram now turn to Windows Phone officially landed.

Unfortunately, the Instagram app on the Windows Phone does not have all the features on Instagram Android or iOS. No features that include the ability to upload video and tagging friends. Instagram parties as quoted from The Verge claiming that the application will continue to grow.

Additionally, Instagram users in Windows Phone would be quite more complicated in wear applications. This is because the application did not include support for in-app camera. So Windows Phone users must wear regular smartphone camera and then edit them on Instagram.

The lack of completeness of the application also features the well-founded, Because Windows Phone app Instagram is still in beta with version 0.1.0.0. So it is not surprising that this application is still very much with the Instagram app on the Android or iOS app that is no longer a beta.

Regardless, this app also has all the filters photograph owned by iOS or Android version. So, from now you can gradually leave the third party application when uploading photos to Instagram.

Source: Instagram Beta version Available at Windows Phone Now

Instagram CEO: "First BlackBerry and Windows Phone, Next Google Glass"

Many hoped that Instagram can be present in the Google Glass, but it will not materialize in the near future according to Instagram CEO, Kevin Systrom.

“We seem to not be focused on Blackberry or Windows Phone, but I think it would be to their Instagram before Google comes in Glass,” Systrom said as quoted from PhoneArena on Wednesday (26.06.13). It is determined based on the rationale that not everyone seems interested in adopting Glass.

Perhaps it is true, but keep in mind when Twitter, Path, Tumblr, and Facebook itself is known to have acquired Instagram is now being co-developed application that can be used for Glass.

Although not going to focus on Windows Phone and Blackberry, but Systrom himself stressed that it was not sure it would prioritize both. He simply said that in order of priority, how they are expanding the market is to look at the growth of the majority of Instagram users, so it needs a very long time to shift focus to Android (in this case Google Glass).

That is, it appears there is some truth. Given the substantial time needed to expand the features of the iOS version of Instagram for Android, as well as take care of disputes that will arise along the way.

Source: Instagram CEO: "First BlackBerry and Windows Phone, Next Google Glass"