Lens has a search feature for finding specific accounts and more too. In addition to video, Lens also supports viewing collections of images so you can browse through posts with multiple shots in a gallery by swiping. In the early versions of Lens, viewing photos works much better than loading videos, but it sounds like these are issues that will be sorted out in future updates. You can scroll to specific users and tap through photos and videos to see more.
The Stories section in Lens lets you view both your own Stories and Stories posted by people you follow just like the Instagram app. And if you run out of photos in your feed, you can tap a button to load more and continue browsing. Lens supports dictation for using voice-to-text, Scribble for drawing out the message, emoji, and the new FlickType gesture-driven keyboard. Scroll with the Digital Crown, tap the heart to like, or tap the comments button to leave a comment right from your Apple Watch. The Home section lets you browse your timeline, seeing both photos and videos posted to your feed from accounts you follow. Navigation is broken up into seven sections when you launch the app: Home, Stories, Activity, Explore, Messages, Profile, and Search.
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Viewing photos isn’t ideal on tiny screens, but the experience is rather immersive on the larger Apple Watch Series 4 displays. Lens is a modern Apple Watch app so you can browse, like, and comment on photos and videos using the Apple Watch on Wi-Fi or cellular without a nearby iPhone.
You can’t post photos or videos from the Apple Watch and you can’t view live streams, but Lens manages to pack nearly every Instagram feature you could want into the Apple Watch app. Simply log in with the iPhone app once, then Lens on the Apple Watch unlocks a really impressive Instagram for Apple Watch experience. The unofficial client is much more capable than Instagram’s outdated and discontinued app for the watch. Lens is a new Instagram app for Apple Watch that includes nearly every feature of the photo sharing service - all without the iPhone.
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