Vine on Thursday announced that it has totally revamped its homepage, http://www.vine.co, where users can now browse videos from the social network's millions of users. You don't have to sign in, simply head to the page and start flipping through the channels to find brand new 6-second content. Like puppy videos? Head to the animal channel to find quick clips of mutts running around....
Twitter rolled out a pretty big update to its iOS and Android apps today, revamping its main feed to automatically show photos and Vine videos. The update is part of an effort to turn the social network into a more visually engaging tool, and hits the company's desktop website today as well. Now when you scroll through your Twitter Timeline, pictures uploaded through the site's own...
We already knew Vine was headed to Windows Phone in the not-too-distant future, but it looks like Twitter may have inadvertently teased the video-sharing app’s arrival in a blog post yesterday detailing an updated version of its own app for Microsoft’s mobile platform. The original blog post reportedly included a Windows Phone screenshot showing both Twitter and Vine apps running on...
In the seven months since Twitter launched Vine, an app designed to let users create and share six-second long looping videos, the new social network has had its ups and downs. From turbulent early days, to the addition of an Android app and, most recently, the introduction of 15-second videos by competitor Instagram. Today, Vine celebrated its 40 millionth user on Twitter, taking the...
When Vine first launched earlier this year, the video sharing app quickly built an enormous user base of folks anxious to share their best six-second videos. The platform started off in earnest as people learned the ins and out of how the service worked, but it soon became a hotbed filled with some amazing, often hilarious content. That’s no more apparent than in this incredible Vine...
Vine rolled out another update for its Android app, adding front-facing camera use and a number of minor improvements to the video-sharing service. While shooting a video you can now tap a small button in the bottom left corner to switch back and forth between your handset's two cameras. iPhone Viners got the same update months ago, but until now Android owners have been stuck using...
Vine is trying to tell us something, using its own service this week to tease some big new features coming soon. Only, in such short glimpses, it's difficult to nail down exactly how the enormously popular video-sharing service will improve—carefully pausing/playing the Vines suggests one of the bigger new features will be a full-screen mode, which ditches the Instagram-style view in...
Vine, Twitter’s new micro-vid sharing service, has become a force to be reckoned with. Thursday, its first and only mobile app debuted in the iOS App Store, and since then, it has been highly publicized in the geek blogging space as well as to the general public, thanks to Apple making it an Editor’s Choice. The dead-simple, fun and totally addicting app has become a break-out hit with...