Since the last time we talked about the latest version of Instagram, lots of new stuff has happened. In less than a month, Instagram has included a heap of new changes and we know you're dying to hear all about them: Story search by geolocation or hashtag, image previews and URLs in DMs, and the option to hide your posts without having to erase them.
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Instagram's main function is to give all your photographs a much more elegant aspect with the help of a series of filters and unique frames, some of which include very popular ones like XPro-II, Earlybird, Lo-fi, Sutro, Toaster, Brannan, Inkwell, Walden, Hefe, Nashville or 1977, to name a few relatively known examples.
However, what has really made Instagram popular is its social feature, which allows you to follow determined users to see which pictures they upload to the Internet at all times, or tag photos and find them through 'hashtags'. This way, it is very simple to follow a photographic trend and instantly glance the snapshots of users around the world.
The social features of the application don't stop there, as it allows you to easily share your photos (already edited) via Tumblr, Twitter, Facebook or Foursquare with the simple flick of a finger on the screen.
For many users, Instagram is more than a simple application to create photos and apply pretty filters: it's a new way of expressing themselves and staying in touch with other people who share their same interests. Obviously for the rest of us, which is the majority, it is just an awesome application to apply 'pretty filters' to our photographs.
The three biggest changes to come to Instagram this May
Instagram adds face filters in its latest update
These days whenever a new update from Instagram comes out it's more than likely that the additions were pinched straight from Snapchat. This time is no different. The popular social network announced yesterday that it's added masks ("face filters") to bring new life to your selfies. Try it out and – surprise! – you'll find it's extremely similar to Snapchat lenses.
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How to post pictures on Instagram from any PC
Letting people upload pictures to Instagram from a desktop computer has always been on the app's to-do list. Though there were already some rather unorthodox methods available for doing exactly that (god bless emulators) only now has the official web client added this feature. Still, to be able to do it you have to make a small tweak to Google Chrome or whatever other browser you use that lets you view webpages in mobile mode.
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I had instagram b4,,da problem is i tried to update it after it says "error occured uninstall and install n try again later" my instagram is no longer running plz help???
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