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Instagram Launches Web Feed

Instagram launched Web Feed

Your Instagram feed is now available on desktop, through the official website. The new release means that the start-up, which began as a mobile-exclusive, isn’t far from making a complete jump to the web.

With the new Instagram feed, users can browse the social network just like they do on mobile, however the ability to actually upload photos still is still missing. The ability to upload photos is still missing, and it doesn’t look like the company has any plans to make it a feature any time soon.

We believe that you should be able to access Instagram on a variety of different devices, any of which may be convenient to you at a given moment – including your desktop computer or tablet. We do not offer the ability to upload from the web as Instagram is about producing photos on the go, in the real world, in realtime. On the other hand, Instagram for the web is focused on making the browsing experience a fast, simple and enjoyable one.

Late last year, users were able to get access to individual user profiles, where they could comment and like photos, however were unable to see a complete feed as you see on mobile.

To get the new feed, simply visit Instagram.com on your web browser, and log in.

Source: Instagram

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It’s been just over two weeks since Kim Dotcom’s file sharing website ‘Mega’ launched to the public, and already there is an Android client available, so that you can manage your account on the go.

Mega Manager is still currently in Alpha, meaning there is still a lot of things that you can’t do. At the moment, the only thing you can do is log in, browse and download your files. However, more features are planned.

Mega Manager for Android

Mega Manager: Upcoming Features

• Stability
• Opening of files
• Upload of folders/files
• File/folder operations (Rename, Delete, Copy, Move, Create)
• Contacts
• Trash
• Downloading of Mega.co.nz links opened in the browser
• Automatic upload of camera pictures
• Folder synchronization
• Transfer overview / history
• Account details
• Account creation

As with all pre-release versions, expect many crashes and bugs in this version. However at the moment, it’s the only third party option to access Mega.co.nz from Android, so why not give it a go.

Source: Google Play Store

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HTC Teases a ‘New Sound and Camera Experience’ in 2013

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A new infographic posted by HTC has revealed that the smartphone manufacturer is planning a ‘new sound and camera experience’ for sometime this year. Presumably, the experience is a feature of the M7, HTC’s flagship device of 2013 which is yet to be officially announced.

The infographic visits the milestones of photography, and stops by the Nokia 808 Pureview to quote a Gizmodo review, stating that megapixels ‘don’t matter’.

history of photography, htc infographic

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