With the growing processing power of mobile phones and computers, though, hyperlapses can condense a long video into something more exciting and entertaining. The term hyperlapse derives from time-lapse photography, in which photos taken at intervals are assembled into a movie that can make clouds flow past like rivers, flowers unfurl like flags and stars wheel across the sky. And Microsoft is serious enough about the idea that it plans to sell the more sophisticated Hyperlapse Pro for Windows that's a free preview release for now. The company's imaging researchers released two free mobile versions, Microsoft Hyperlapse for Windows Phone and a preview version for Android, Google's operating system for smartphones and other mobile gadgets. Microsoft announced on Thursday three apps for making hyperlapses - videos that compress the passage of time to make a breathlessly fast-paced version of the original clip. The mobile version of Microsoft Hyperlapse creates accelerated video on Android and Windows Phone devices.
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