Vine debuts on Kindle Fire tablets

Twitter’s Vine has finally ventured outside the iOS and Android ecosystems and unveils its first tablet version of the app for the Amazon Kindle Fire. It is important to note though that these tablets are Android-based so it’s possible this made it easier for them to create this version.

The app will run on all Kindle Fire tablets except for the first generation ones. No word yet on Windows Phone and BlackBerry 10 versions of the app though.

Vine for Android finally gets search, mentions, and hashtags

It has been available on Vine for iPhone for a while but now the three-week-old Vine for Android finally gets the basic functionalities such as sharing the six-second clips on Facebook, using hashtags, search, and mentioning others in your posts.

Other improvements include user interface tweaks and enhanced video capture speed and quality.

Vine App now available for Android smartphones

Twitter's six-second-video creation and sharing app Vine has finally made it to Android. With 13 million users in iOS, Vine has become a popular way to share quick videos online. Vine has created a stop-motion content creation craze which some clever users have managed to elevate into something of an art form. Android users can get their Vine on right here.