Vine - app review

Just when you think there couldn’t possibly scope for another social media platform, BLAM, in comes Twitter with an uber cool video sharing app.
Vine has echoes of Twitter running through its DNA and the two are interlinked much like Facebook and Instagram are. It’s a very intuitive app, which is easy to familiarise yourself with, needless to say it’s also very quick and easy to ‘Vine’ also (yes, we’re using Vine as a verb). See all Android app reviews.
So, how does Vine work? Well, there are two main sides to the app. These are making your own videos or watching other people's creations. See all iPhone app reviews.
Making your own video couldn’t be easier; all you need to do is click on the camera icon and then touch and hold the screen to record. You can also change your scenes by letting go of the screen and then pressing it again when you’re ready to start recording again. Vine then stiches your multiple clips together, it really is incredibly simple and intuitive to use.
The second area of Vine is watching other people’s Vines. This is where things get interesting, as Vine is as good or as bad as you make it. After all, Vine only shows you videos from people you follow, so the girl from school who uses social media to prolifically annoy you with pictures of her babies - that look like every other one of your school friends' babies - probably isn’t going to give you a good Vine experience. However, if you use Vine like you would Twitter and follow your favourite sports people and celebrities then Vine becomes pretty good and offers you yet another way to interact with people you admire (or just find humorous)

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