Twitter on Monday announced the availability of Vine for Android smartphones. Vine is a simple video-sharing app that allows users to record six-second videos with audio and share them with friends on the Vine network and also on Twitter. The app launched back in January for Apple’s iPhone, and Twitter said it would release an Android version at a later point in time. The Android app is now finally available according to a post on Twitter’s blog, and it includes all of the functionality included in the iOS version. Vine for Android can be downloaded for free from the Google Play app store.
Twitter’s video-sharing app ‘Vine’ now available for Android
Published Jun 3rd, 2013 9:35AM EDT
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