time lapse

Microsoft's Hyperlapse video app is now out of its beta state and is now available for download to Android phones as a full software. About two months ago, Windows introduced its video-smoothing software for creating time lapse on Windows phones and even PCs. During that time, its Android counterpart was still limited to the beta version. Again, this isn't to be confused with Hyperlapse for Instagram users on iOS, although they both produce the same effect. Microsoft announces that its video-smoothing software for time lapses can now be used in different platforms. Hyperlapse Mobile is now on Android and Windows plus an addition of Hyperlapse Pro for desktops. We've previously reported about Microsoft's Hyperlapse algorithm and you can read more about it in this link. It's important not to confuse this with the iOS-exclusive Hyperlapse app that was released by Instagram last year. Read more in our articles including "Hyperlapse video app for Android now out of beta" and "Microsoft intros Hyperlapse for Android & Windows".