That's some interesting tech potpourri. Most of us may not even have heard of this startup that Twitter acquired. That's precisely because the parent company has given its takeover firm an open leash to function autonomously.Well as of tommorrow the situation may just change for the better.
The rumors mills in the cyber world, supported by today's latest tweet from Twitter's CEO Dick Costolo hinting at Vine's app launch on Apple's App store without any kind of Twitter branding on it. Interestingly, before Twitter took over the start up Vine was a "standalone iOS app".
Vine, like Facebook's Instagram,is a video-sharing platform. So what's makes it special than any existing apps such as Snapchat or Youtube?
The categorical difference is the usability factor; the way the owner gets to make and share a video clips. The users have a choice to make a straight full length video or a collection of graphical monatages/ flip books. Its all a case of using "the thumb" to record your 6-second clip rightly. The pause-start-pause functionality is a great advantage for amateurs or first time filmers who want to better their skills eventually. It's creative yet easy.
What's more! Despite Twitter taking a backseat here, Costello informs about the integration avenue they are giving to Vine - "You'll be able to share video from the app to Twitter". While the launch seems to be kept a secret with no word coming in from Vine's spokespersons yet. What's incredible is the mentor's role that Twitter has taken here by making the announcement on Vine's behalf.
For the latest moves on this count keep track of Vine's Twitter account. You can leave your comments in the section below.
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