Yup! And that's not a small thing. More and more companies neglect Android and the web these days with their "mobile first" strategy, which means, iPhone first, in fact, and we should pressure them not to discriminate the majority and a vast share of the influencers as well. In the early days, it was hard to find Android developers, but now they are more and the latest SDKs are much easier to develop and support a multitude of devices. Test on Samsung Galaxy, Nexus, and a few more leading devices, and you still will do better than totally neglecting Android! For smaller startups, I can find some excuse, but for a billion dollar companies like Instagram/Facebook, there's no excuse!

Worth noting that there is an Instagram Hyperlapse-type app on Android called "Gallus". It's made by some guy (e.g. lacks polish), and apparently isn't perfect on all devices (1), but my experience has been that it yields as good if not better outcomes on my Nexus 5 than Instagram's app on my iPhone.

It has gone almost entirely unnoticed, but it creates outputs a world better than this Microsoft app. I get that they're going for 'the videos you already have', but if I have a mobile device with so many sensors, why wouldn't I use them?

(1) - I mention that because whenever something pushes the edge, if someone finds that it doesn't work on their own Android handset, they tend to be the absolute loudest about it, declaring that therefore it must not work on anyone's handset. It is the most bizarre aspect to apps in Android land.