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Copygram offers up a new, more beautiful way to browse Instagram on the Web
In response to Instagram and their emails to developers using "insta" or "gram"...
- Let's launch The Next Copygram, http://next.copygr.am - Focusing on the users content on our favorite device, laptops and desktops. Instagram does a good job on the mobile devices but on the web they quite don't get it.
So The Next Copygram makes your socks rock.
- __abc 13y agoPinstagram?!?
- antiterra 13y ago"A CLUTTER FREE ENVIRONMENT FOR YOUR PHOTOS TOO SHINE" indeed... Grids can get pretty cluttered, and by "the web" they must mean "not mobile" as the site is a mess on my phone.
- linusekenstam 13y agoWe'll release the responsive part of the site as a featured release due to the fact that Instagram is actually quite good at their mobile presence :-)
- Zaheer 13y agoMight want to change the name... Instagram Cracks Down On Connected Apps Using “Insta” And “Gram” [http://techcrunch.com/2013/08/19/instagram-cracks-down-on-connected-apps-using-insta-and-gram/ http://techcrunch.com/2013/08/19/instagram-cracks-down-on-co...]
- linusekenstam 13y agoWe've had the name since 2011... :-)
- buro9 13y agoHow on Earth can they try and own "gram"? On it's own it is is a standard unit of measurement, but as a suffix is considered standard in English since time immemorial to reflect anything "written or drawn", it features in the word "telegram", and can be traced as a suffix back to ancient Greece. I barely understand them trying to protect "insta" considering they are using Kodak's trademark there: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instamatic http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instamatic But the suffix "gram"? Their lawyers may have found some powder that came in such measurements.