We plan on releasing an app that ends in -gram sometime soon to piggyback off the success of Instagram and hope people think our apps are related. What will our app do? No clue. We don’t even know how to make one. With this mindset, we are wary of any photo related “gram” app. Luckily, Cinemagram is quasi-addicting, and not some lame iPhone memory waster. In basic terms, it produces a mash-up between photo and video, letting you animate one portion of a still photo. When you’re done, post that sucker on Facebook and Twitter and maybe you’ll have the next viral Gif.
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