Hipstamatic’s Oggl updated for Windows Phone. Fixes cropping and adds new Live tile features

Nosotros love updates. Especially apps that make frequent updates a priority. Nosotros but saw Facebook Beta updated. Not to exist outdone, Hipstamatic Oggl is getting a little activeness. Oggl and Oggl Pro are two apps that are constantly getting updates. But today, nosotros're only looking at Oggl. Let's check out what'due south new in the latest update.

A little over a calendar week agone both Oggl and Oggl Pro were updated. That update brought a lot of new features and fixes to both apps. Things like sharing to Tumblr, an paradigm processing engine update, and more were just part of it. Hither'due south what's new for Oggl:

Improved preview functioning a lot with new encoder lib.
Added live tile showing pics from followers feed.
Updated guild and paging in library to align with WP8 better.
Fixed some bugs in the registration flow.
Farther app performance improvements.
Added support for crop and edit during post processing

Earlier this calendar month, Hipstamatic yielded to user requests by calculation support to edit and upload images already on your camera roll. It wasn't perfect, but this latest update fixes a lot of it. You tin can at present crop and fine tune your photos alignment in Oggl. Performance was sluggish on our Lumia 925 when trying to reposition the photo from the photographic camera gyre, but at least the option is in that location. Hopefully they address that before long.

The residuum of the update are more often than not operation boosts and issues killing. Although, your Live tile will now cycle through the photos of those you lot follow. Which should make a lot of you increment the size of your Oggl Live tile to double wide.

Oggl is free for Windows Phone 8 users. Those with the Lumia 1020 use Oggl Pro, which wasn't updated this circular. Grab Oggl in the Windows Phone Shop, use the QR codes beneath, or swipe to the correct in our app.

Thanks for the tip Sanjev S!

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