HTC begins roll out of Zoe app

HTC has big plans for its Zoe app as they take it out of beta and started rolling it out to Android devices running on Android 4.3 or higher. Zoe works by letting you take a series of shots in rapid succession and create a GIF of sorts. At first it was for sharing the clips on other social networks but now HTC looks to be developing it as its own service. We think it’ll be a lot like Vine or Instagram in that regard. And with its roll out to Android devices and soon iOS gadgets, HTC is looking to expand its market. Android Police reports that while some have been able to download the app already, there are others who can’t get access to it yet. You just have to be a bit patient and we’re sure things will be up and running soon enough.

Source: Android Police

HTC plans to offer Zoe app for all Android phones

Looks like HTC will be opening the gates for Android users who want to use their Zoe application. Re/code reports it will make this proprietary software available to Android users with the latest OS version through Google Play. Zoe is an app that lets you take three-second video clips and a series of stills. The app will then stitch this together to create a moving memory of a certain moment, complete with sound. They didn’t say when this will support other devices but it is reported to be making its way to the Play Store this week.