Microsoft has released a new app for Android devices that will let you turn any video into a smooth hyperlapse. Nicole Cozma has an affinity for all things tech, but also dabbles in amateur ...

New Hyperlapse apps for Windows Phone, Windows and Android accelerate your video into a smooth, fast-paced version -- just like on Instagram. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and ...

Slow motion video not your thing? No worries because Microsoft has a new high-speed, time lapse application for Windows Phone and select Android handsets. Dubbed Microsoft Hyperlapse, the free ...

AI thrives on data but feeding it the right data is harder than it seems. As enterprises scale their AI initiatives, they face the challenge of managing diverse data pipelines, ensuring proximity to ...

Microsoft is releasing a new set of video technologies, Microsoft Hyperlapse, that can turn long, jittery first-person clips into smooth, time-lapse videos. The company is offering Hyperlapse in three ...

When Microsoft first unveiled its Hyperlapse software for creating smooth video time-lapses earlier this year, its mobile and desktop releases excluded Apple's platforms. That changes today, with Mac ...

Ever wanted to shoot a video on your iPhone as you stroll across town, then speed it up into a 15-second cinematic romp that you can post to Instagram or Facebook with a single tap? Well, maybe not, ...

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 ...

Earlier this year, Microsoft launched a neat piece of software called Hyperlapse that could make butter-smooth time-lapses from jerky footage. Not, it’s available for Mac. Here’s a reminder of what it ...

At Siggraph 2014, Microsoft Research has unveiled Hyperlapse, an ingenious algorithm that, believe it or not, will actually make you want to watch first-person GoPro footage of climbing, cycling, ...