Instagram now has a second standalone app to accompany ephemeral messaging product Bolt. Tuesday it released Hyperlapse, an iOS app for taking timelapse videos. The company developed technology using ...

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Facebook’s photo social network Instagram has launched a new iOS app called Hyperlapse. Hyperlapse can be used to easily create time lapse videos using Instagram’s stabilization technology and the ...

Instagram’s decision to release Hyperlapse as a standalone app yesterday was a bit of surprise to users, but not adding the feature directly into Instagram certainly hasn’t seemed to hurt its rising ...

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It was only last week that Instagram released Hyperlapse, the new app that alleviates one of photography's oldest problems — a shaky camera and, subsequently, a blurry image — to let users easily take ...

Instagram has posted a new update to its Engineering blog, revealing some of the neat tricks and tech advances employed to make its new Hyperlapse app work as well as it does. For those unfamiliar ...

Instagram has just launched a brand new standalone app called Hyperlapse, which focuses entirely on mobile video creation. The app looks dead simple, but is actually doing a lot in the background.

Hyperlapse is a standalone new app from Instagram that speeds up and stabilizes videos into professional-looking steadicam shots. Available now on iOS (an Android version is tentatively planned), ...

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You do not need an Instagram or Facebook account to use the app Time-lapse videos are usually a stationary affair, shot from a fixed location and angle over an extended period of time. But now, ...