Hyperlapse, the new time-lapse video app from Instagram, is taking the Web by storm. In today’s video, Cult of Mac goes hands-on with the free app to show you exactly how to use it to make incredible ...

Instagram recently launched a new camera app called Hyperlapse that adds a dose of steroids to your videos and allows you to record nifty video to create an effect that would otherwise only be ...

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Instagram has already revealed a bit about how Hyperlapse turns your shaky handheld footage into smooth time-lapses, but what if you really want to know what makes it tick? Don't worry -- the company ...

Facebook’s photo social network Instagram has launched a new iOS app called Hyperlapse. Hyperlapse can be used to easily create time lapse videos using Instagram’s stabilization technology and the ...

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Microsoft has been working on Hyperlapse for some time now, and today finally sees it launch as a consumer product for the first time. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an ...

Sarah Mitroff has worn many hats at CNET, including Senior Mobile Editor and Managing Editor of Health and Wellness. Currently, she is a freelance editor. Throughout her career, she's written about ...

The videos you see on Instagram right now are rarely worth writing home about -- after all, most people just slap filters on them and cast them out into the social ether. As it turns out, the folks at ...

Microsoft recently launched its new Hyperlapse app for select Windows Phone and Android devices. We’re always interested in new and interesting ways to create fun timelapses, so we fired up the new ...

Good news for extreme sports fans: Microsoft has figured out how to make high-speed video watchable, without making the watcher woozy. If you’ve ever watched a 15-minute recording of someone climbing ...