As many of your may realized by now, there are many third-party apps in the Windows Phone Store that can view, but not post images to the Instagram (ie. WPGram).
The reason for this is that Burbn, Inc. (Instagram's parent company) restricts Instagram API so third party apps can view, but not post images to the service.
Hipstamatic is not bounded by this restriction and can export to Instagram because Hipstamatic's parent company (Synthetic Corporation) has a special agreement with Burbn, Inc.
Currently, Hipstamatic is exclusive to iOS and is NOT available on Windows Phone, but Synthetic is very much in financial trouble so I doubt it would mind having a lot of Windows Phone users using its service.
All we need to do is convince Synthetic to make Hipstamatic for Windows Phone.
If we can't get Instagram on Windows Phone, we can try to get the next best alternative.
Hipstamatic, LLC Web Site: http://hipstamatic.com/
Hipstamatic Support: http://hipstamatic.com/support.html
Hipstamatic at Apple's App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/app/hipstamatic/id342115564?at=10l3Vy
The reason for this is that Burbn, Inc. (Instagram's parent company) restricts Instagram API so third party apps can view, but not post images to the service.
Hipstamatic is not bounded by this restriction and can export to Instagram because Hipstamatic's parent company (Synthetic Corporation) has a special agreement with Burbn, Inc.
Currently, Hipstamatic is exclusive to iOS and is NOT available on Windows Phone, but Synthetic is very much in financial trouble so I doubt it would mind having a lot of Windows Phone users using its service.
All we need to do is convince Synthetic to make Hipstamatic for Windows Phone.
If we can't get Instagram on Windows Phone, we can try to get the next best alternative.
Hipstamatic, LLC Web Site: http://hipstamatic.com/
Hipstamatic Support: http://hipstamatic.com/support.html
Hipstamatic at Apple's App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/app/hipstamatic/id342115564?at=10l3Vy
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