3 ms·
For those confused about the confused, if you've not used Android, it's trivial to share to any capable app via the default Camera/Gallery. It's very fast for m
by drivebyacct2 15y ago
For those confused about the confused, if you've not used Android, it's trivial to share to any capable app via the default Camera/Gallery. It's very fast for me to snap a photo and share it over FB/Twitter, so unless you're into "hipster filters", Instagram doesn't really add a lot of value to the experience.
That, and I don't know anyone that uses it. I'm surrounded by iPhone users in the Midwest but I don't know a one of them that have used Instagram, most don't know what it is.
- vibrunazo 15y agoI don't use iOS, so I'm not familiar with its sharing capabilities. Does Instagram solves any problem with the sharing there?
- RKearney 15y agoNo. Either way you're going to have to launch an app in iOS to share a message to Facebook. You can tweet pictures straight from the photo gallery, but if you want to post to Facebook then you have to launch the Facebook app and upload the picture from there. Instagram doesn't really solve any issues because now you're just launching another application instead of Facebook.
- fpgeek 15y agoI thought the initial problem Instagram solved (before its own network became popular) was that you could launch one application are share multiple places (and I suppose eliminating another app from the flow with filters). However, since I'm an Android user I could easily mistaken about this.