Android becomes the first platform other than iOS supported by Instagram, the highly popular social network and photo sharing service that has some 25 million users, until now all on iPhones, iPods and iPads. The company had intentionally been methodical and, well, slow to release an app on additional platforms. But Instagram announced the new version in a blog post earlier today. And it's available to download right now.
The app will work with Android devices running versions 2.2 and higher that support OpenGL ES 2. It seems to have rough feature parity with the iOS versions (including sharing to Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and Foursquare, with Flickr on the way), the familiar truckloads of filters, and Lux—a feature that automatically fixes your photo processing.
You can download it right now here.
9 comments:
Such a good news for android users, too bad i'm still using my blackberry lol.
I'm starting to prefer iOS than Android. I saw many times devices with Android and they look... slow, full of ads etc.
this officially marks the end of mankind as we knot it.
NICE! I do still like android though on my tablet.
This is great news for Android owners, poor, depressing news for Blackberry owners such as myself.
Very cool news...its a great app
Gah, I need to get some new-fangled technogadgetygimmicks sometime.
I have nothin' but mah 'puter and an unregistered terroristphone.
I mean, celluar. Phone.
Cell phone.
People with Androids should definitely get this app, its great.
Nice app!
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