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Cortana App for Android Leaks Ahead of Launch; Hyperlapse App Exits Beta

Cortana App for Android Leaks Ahead of Launch; Hyperlapse App Exits Beta 442h5i

By Robin Sinha | Updated: 18 July 2015 18:48 IST

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Cortana App for Android Leaks Ahead of Launch; Hyperlapse App Exits Beta

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We all know that previously said a beta version of the app would be made available "starting July". 4e2r5g

We tried the early version of the Cortana app for Android on the Nexus 5, and the assistant seemed to work without any glitches. s would have to go their Microsoft before the app launches. Setting reminders, alarms, voice commands for calling someone, singing a song, and even playing rock-paper-scissors are included in the leaked version. The app overall comes with a dark theme with the content is shown on white boards. Since the app appears to be an early version, s still can't give the 'Hey Cortana' voice command to launch the app. Typing at the search bar below or tapping on the icon besides it to activate the voice command feature is present. Also, commands for typing a message to someone seemed incomplete.

The apk file was first found by Suomimobiili website, and is available to from a Google Drive file weighing 19MB. However, it won't be long before the link is taken down as the app's release is not yet official.

However, what is official from Microsoft is the exiting of the company's Hyperlapse app from the beta version and its availability to all Android s via Google Play. The Hyperlapse time-lapse video app since its launch in May was under beta mode and was available only via registration.

The app is not to be confused with Instagram, which is just a time-lapse video making app. Microsoft's Hyperlapse Mobile app is meant to not just create time-lapse videos but also remove the jitter and shake associated with first-person time-lapse videos, using specialised algorithms developed by the Microsoft Interactive Visual Media Group.

For those unaware, the Microsoft Hyperlapse app lets them save videos in multiple speeds ranging from 1x to 32x and share them via social media or emails. The app can additionally create Hyperlapse videos from content imported from the device's storage. Selfie time-lapse videos can also be created. The interface is very simple looking and without any editing features. Once video is rendered, the app asks s to save it and share it. The video can be saved at different speeds.

The Microsoft Hyperlapse Mobile apps weighs 15MB in size and is compatible with devices running Android 4.4 KitKat and later OS versions.

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