How do I retrieve my forgotten Instagram username?
Follow the instructions here: I forgot my username.
Can we convert a slow motion video into a normal video in an iPhone?
Yes, we can convert a slow motion video into a normal-speed video on our iPhone in this way:STEP1. Access to Photos app and navigate to the slo-mo video you'd like to watch at normal speed.STEP2. Tap the video and click "Edit" located on the top right area to have speed controls shown up right below the video.STEP3. There are quite many vertical lines or say tick marks above speed control. After watching video completely, you will see the video part with more spaced out vertical lines has slow motion effect and the other sections with tight tick marks have regular speed. Therefore, when you want to leave all video content at normal speed, you only need to move either of the timeline handles to the other, leftmost slider to the right end or vice versa to remove the slow motion effect.STEP4. Tap "Done" to apply the operation. Next time you watch the video, you will enjoy a regular-speed video.This is the easiest and most direct way to normalize the speed of iPhone slo-mo video. But in many other cases, you will also find the slo-mo video taken by iPhone “disappear”, for example Copy Slo-mo off iPhone for Normally Playback:Slo-mo is a limited feature of Apple. Put it in simple words, Apple only empowers Camera and Photos apps on iOS to "slow down" a portion of 120/240fps video and display at 30fps.Therefore, you can only keep the slow motion effect at Camera, Photos apps or through the default Share sheet to upload to YouTube, Facebook, Vimeo etc. When exporting or syncing original slo-mo to the computer, sending it to other non-iOS devices (via chatting apps or text message), uploading it to cloud services or sites, not via Share sheet, the video will play at the natural high frame rate, no slow motion anymore.If you want to avoid iPhone Slow Motion lost problem,you can make real Slo-Mo with Slow Motion effect available at any time?Instead of controlling the playback mode with fps and duration unchanged, you are suggested to maintain slow motion effect by slowing down video with a video editor, for instance, lowering video fps from 240 to 30 with duration from, say 4s to 32s. Many video editor offers video playback speed control feature just like VideoProc, which supports a wide-range (0.1-16x) playback speed control from 0.1x (10 times slower) to 16x (16 times faster).
Does Instagram have plans to support video sharing?
The Instagram CEO, Kevin Systrom, hinted towards video sharing when he spoke with Techcrunch in Beijing last month. He mentioned:"Video makes sense to do. I will say it’s a very interesting area. We really want to go after something bigger than filtered photos. Our job and our vision is to allow you to tell the story of your life, and whatever tools that may be for video, we’ll end up making them."His interview can be seen here: http://techcrunch.com/2011/11/06...I believe he can answer the question much better than I can though.
Why Facebook curbed distribution to Viddy?
They took advantage of Facebook Open Graph by essentially spamming newsfeeds with uninteresting content (like Bob just watched a video about cats). Other products like Spotify and Socialcam also capitalized on this opportunity which was essentially free advertising.Not surprisingly, Facebook saw engagement levels on the newsfeed drop dramatically, so they quickly changed course and throttled down Open Graph across the board, so that the newsfeed would become interesting and relevant again. They've also throttled back paid advertising on the newsfeed for this reason. Facebook re- realized the importance of engagement.
Is there a way to change your Instagram account name?
Open your Instagram app → Go to profile → click Edit profile → change username.
Who is the most memorable Cute mythical Pokemon for you as a kid?
Celebi!Much much cuter and interesting that mew. Much more original than all other cute legendaries imo.
Why is Christmas not so famous in Asian countries?
A2A.Because most Asian countries are not Christians. They are either Muslim, Buddhist, shamans, Hindu, Shiek, and etc.But don't get me wrong. Despite the fact that most Asian countries are not Christians, some of us still celebrate and Christmas to some Asian countries is the happiest day of the year too. I will post videos to show which Asian countries celebrate Christmas because I have to go back to work soon. :DSo, it looks like Vietnam celebrates Christmas too. I figure that because Christmas is just awesome.And I wonder why there are Christmas Carols in Chinese version. It's because regardless of the religion, people love the idea of Christmas. It's the time of the year for celebration for any people.Just like the other countries, Japan has their own way of celebrating their Christmas.In Korea, I think Korean people love the idea of LED lights. They celebrate because they love the lights. Lol. Not just because about one third of them are Christians.Who said, Thai people don't want Christmas gifts? I didn't say that. Lol.Thank you for asking this awesome question because I never knew a few people in India celebrates Christmas too. I learned something new today.Even in a Muslim country like Iran has a small population of Christians who celebrate Christmas.So, there you have it. I would do more research to find out more Asian countries who celebrate Christmas day but I must go back and give my employees a break. Thanks for the request as I have learned something new today because you requested the question. Thank you and happy holidays to you!
What are some examples of products that were simply released before their time and thus failed?
“Imagine if you could press a button and reset an entire industry.”Do you still remember OUYA, the Android console that launched on a crowdfunding website asking for $950K but raised $8.6M in just a month and another $15M from new investors?It was a small, inexpensive and open-source console. You could use AND play apps on the big screen and play games with a touch pad (!) controller. Almost everything that you could do with your smartphone, was in that small box!And because there was such high demand for its hardware, it had to delay its launch by 3 weeks. With 31000 developers and 178 games on release, everything seemed to be perfect. Finally, when it came out, it sold out on amazon in just a matter of hours.But when gamers got their hands on the new console, the experience was underwhelming to say the least. These are the reasons why it failed:1) The controllerButtons would often stick and after a few days, the analog stick would wear off. Input lag was also a thing, so it would be impossible to play certain games. The controller itself cost HALF the price of the console. And turned out that the PS4 is having a touch pad controller aswell…2) The hardwareOUYA used a dated hardware, which was only capable of running 2D and simple 3D gameplay. It wasn’t powerful enough to compete with its other rivals: PS4 and XBox One.3) Launch titlesWhereas the PS4 and the Xbox One had compelling launch titles, such as Call of Duty: Ghosts, Battlefield 4, Assassin’s Creed Blackflag IV etc… the OUYA had none. There wasn’t a single game that broke sales.4) “All the games on it will be free, at least to try.”Over 600 games were free to try. Here is one example:“Just Rain.”(Yes, a game where you can watch the spectacularity of raining pixels.)In the end, OUYA was a total disappointment. With its dated graphics and games, it couldn’t compete with the generation of console gaming that we have today. It was a ‘Commodore 64’ with Smartphone functions that was released at the wrong time in the wrong era.