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Saturday, September 21, 2013
Instagram users upload 5 million video clips in first 24 hours
The jury may still be out on the merits Instagrams new video feature but theres certainly no shortage of users rushing to try it out.
Speaking to CNET on Friday, the company claimed that a whopping five million clips were uploaded to the service within the first 24 hours of the app being updated.
The peak time came at the end of Game 7 of the NBA basketball finals in the United States as the Miami Heat emerged victorious against the San Antonio Spurs.
Instagram said 40 hours of video were uploaded per minute during that time period which, for clips a maximum of 15 seconds long, is a serious amount of posts.
CNET also pointed out that it would take two whole years to watch the video posted in the first 8 hours.
The update, which arrived on Thursday afternoon, allows users to record clips up to 15 seconds long, add a new batch of filters and upload finished products to sit alongside stills images in feeds.
Just like Twitters Vine app, Instagrams offering allows users to record multiple scenes within the clip by pressing, holding and releasing the record button, leading many observers to dismiss the feature as a straight-up copy.
However, Instagrams clips are twice as long, have instantly rendered filters, the ability to tap the screen to focus and new image stabilisation tech called Cinema.
Are you one of the Instagram users who couldnt wait to try out the new feature? Do you think its better than Vine? Or is it simply Facebook trying to nullify Twitters short video sharing solution. Let us know in the comments section below.
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The peak time came at the end of Game 7 of the NBA basketball finals in the United States as the Miami Heat emerged victorious against the San Antonio Spurs.
Instagram said 40 hours of video were uploaded per minute during that time period which, for clips a maximum of 15 seconds long, is a serious amount of posts.
CNET also pointed out that it would take two whole years to watch the video posted in the first 8 hours.
The update, which arrived on Thursday afternoon, allows users to record clips up to 15 seconds long, add a new batch of filters and upload finished products to sit alongside stills images in feeds.
Just like Twitters Vine app, Instagrams offering allows users to record multiple scenes within the clip by pressing, holding and releasing the record button, leading many observers to dismiss the feature as a straight-up copy.
However, Instagrams clips are twice as long, have instantly rendered filters, the ability to tap the screen to focus and new image stabilisation tech called Cinema.
Are you one of the Instagram users who couldnt wait to try out the new feature? Do you think its better than Vine? Or is it simply Facebook trying to nullify Twitters short video sharing solution. Let us know in the comments section below.
Thursday, July 18, 2013
Steve Wozniak Apple Still Left in Smartphone Busines
Co-founder of Apple, Steve Wozniak was never shy to comment spicy for Cupertino-based company is. He often criticized the plans and policies of the Apple flagship product, the iPhone. This time, in a new report launched Wiwo.de, he regretted that lags behind iOS features Android.
I am proud that we have a lot of loyal fans. But as yet earned their loyalty, they always need the best products. In my opinion, the current features we have are still lagging behind in the smartphone business. The others have caught up. Samsung is a great competitor. Because they make great products, "said Wozniak.
IPhone smartphone market share was carrying a large, and it is evidenced by the success of the re-sale of the iPhone 5 last year. But now Samsung are the top mobile phone company. Not only because a lot of Samsung products, but also because of his success with the Galaxy S III and Galaxy Note II.
Advice from Wozniak did not have a major effect in the Apple company, but his opinion is still highly respected in the world of technology. Wozniak can be regarded as a leader open Apple fanboy. That is why many people are always interested in his thoughts.
Monday, July 8, 2013
BlackBerry Z10 please register Best Sales In Company History
Looks like BlackBerry 10 slowly but surely starting to lift BlackBerry sbeleumnya position had collapsed. The following statement has just been released by the company CEO, Thorsten Heins:
In Canada, yesterday (5 Feb, Z10 launch day) is the best day in our history for the first day of the launch of a new BlackBerry smartphone. In fact it was 50% better than other launch day in our history in Canada, said Thorsten Heins, President & CEO of BlackBerry. In the UK, we also have seen almost three times better than our best sales in its first week sales of BlackBerry smartphones.
BlackBerry Z10 is one product that has long been awaited by the fans of the BlackBerry, a device that has a luxurious design and operating system experience or the biggest overhaul in the history of mobile devices. In Indonesia alone, the interest of fans are felt, and many were willing to spend a large amount to become the first user.
BlackBerry Z10 is one product that has long been awaited by the fans of the BlackBerry, a device that has a luxurious design and operating system experience or the biggest overhaul in the history of mobile devices. In Indonesia alone, the interest of fans are felt, and many were willing to spend a large amount to become the first user.
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