Instagram for iPhone gets Wide Color and Live Photos support

Instagram co-founder Mike Krieger announced that three new features are coming to Instagram: wide color capture and display (on the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus), posting GIF animations to Instagram Stories, and converting Apple Live Photos into Boomerang (a mini-videos app from Instagram's makers) clips. The new functionality has been almost completely rolled out and it doesn't require an app update.
Previously, uploading GIFs into Instagram Stories required using the separate Boomerang app. Now, the process has been greatly simplified, with iPhone 6s and 7 users simply 3D Touch-ing the Live Photos they want to upload before bringing them in.
Instagram contains other iPhone-exclusive features, such as a special color filter, one-finger zoom on the iPhone 7 Plus, and a 3D Touch shortcut for the Instagram Stories camera.
Previously, uploading GIFs into Instagram Stories required using the separate Boomerang app. Now, the process has been greatly simplified, with iPhone 6s and 7 users simply 3D Touch-ing the Live Photos they want to upload before bringing them in.
Unfortunately, it hasn't been made clear whether the features that aren't based on recent iPhones' native functionality – such as GIF uploading to Instagram Stories – will be made available to Android
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