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A video posted to YouTube reveals what appears to be the long awaited Universal Instagram app for Windows 10. The video comes from WindowsblogItalia and if your Italian is not up to speed, don't fret. Just turn off the sound and enjoy the video. And enjoy it you will if you already own a Windows 10 Mobile phone, or a Windows Phone 8.1 powered handset that will eventually be updated. And since it is a Universal app, those with a PC or a tablet running on Windows 10 should be smiling too.

The Instagram app for Windows 10 Mobile is said to be in a closed beta test, and appears to be full of features. That is because it is reportedly a port of the iOS Instagram app. Unfortunately, that raises the probability of some bugs developing, and there does seem to be an issue with the photo gallery.

You can watch the app in action by clicking on the video at the top of the story. In the slideshow below, you can find some screenshots of the app in use. Remember that this has not been officially announced by Facebook, so you might want to use your cynical filter while viewing the clip and the still shots.


source: WindowsBlogItalia (translated) via MSPowereuser
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