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| Vine is revived by launching a byte on Android and iOS |
Dom Hoffman, co-founder of Vine Short Video Service, announced that after the release of the beta version of Byte in April 2019, the new Byte app is now officially available for iOS and Android.
The launch of the new app started two years after the co-founder of Vine Short Video Service announced the creation of the short video app. Two years ago, Hoffman devoted himself to developing a byte soon after leaving Fine after taking over Twitter.
Twitter Fine suspended in late 2016 to reduce costs within four years of the acquisition and left a group of short video artists without a platform. However, they have now purchased a new app that matches the spirit of the old platform but has deeper creative effects.
Since then, apps like TikTok have emerged, and are the biggest competitor to the new Byte app and have a large number of Fine, Instagram and Snapchat users.
The company wrote on Twitter: Today, thanks to a new app called Byte, we have recorded short 6-second videos of new communities who love these videos, and we hope these videos appeal to those who feel missing.
Hoffman explained that the Byte app provides a revenue sharing mechanism that developers can use to serve ads in the future, and there will be more detail on how the guide works. Information in the near future.
The company said in a series of tweets from the official Byte Twitter account: "The reward of creators is one of the most important ways to foster creativity and society, under the slogan" Creativity comes first ".
Before Hoffman officially renamed Byte in May 2018, the app was originally named V2, and Android users can sign in to the app with their Google account. The iOS version also provides an option to connect to an Apple account, you will then need to provide your username and profile.
The app contains basic social functions like feeds, page browsing, notifications and profiles, but also blending, augmented reality filters, transition effects and other reward functions included in apps like Tik Tok are not currently available.