Instagram for Android

The home feed is probably where you'll spend most of your time, viewing, liking, and commenting on images. Note the addition of a Direct inbox in the upper right.

The latest version of Instagram sports new controls for each filter, along with more powerful editing tools hidden in the wrench menu.

Unsurprisingly, Instagram includes several video-only filters. Somewhat surprisingly, you can't film with the filters engaged.

Your Instagram creations are surprisingly mobile as the service lets you share images with a number of other social networks. You can also send any image or video Direct to another user.

The newest feature in Instagram is Direct, which lets you send an image to other users without posting it publicly.

You can like and comment on images from Instagram's web interface. Uploading images of sleepy red pandas requires a mobile device.

Instagram still struggles with video issues. On several devices I tested, it was not possible to focus the camera. The viewfinder on the Samsung Galaxy S4, seen here, is completely unusable.

The following section of the News tab is a great way to find new images and users. I think it's better than the Discover section.