This isn’t some kind of trend forecast: Vine is officially, definitely dead. Our favorite home of shouting duck videos, conversations at unnatural speeds and “but that backflip tho” is going the way ...

In the seven months since Twitter launched Vine most users have found it the perfect way to project their mindless self indulgence with moving, rather than static, images. A rare few though are using ...

Vine, the six-second looping video app from Twitter, has today announced a significant feature update that brings more attention to the audio in users’ videos. Starting tomorrow (Friday), Vine users ...

While Vine is known for visuals, the video-sharing app is increasing its focus on music with new features that help users create seamless audio loops and identify songs in other people's videos.

When Vine was created, the main objective was to allow users to make fun, short six second videos to share with their friends. Since its creation, Vine has taken on a life of its own far beyond the ...

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Vine announced a few new features on Thursday night that aim to elevate its cred as a music app. The social video tool, with which users compose looping, six-second videos, already has a thriving ...

Last night, Vine announced that it’s bringing greater music controls to its popular video-looping app on iOS. While users have always had the ability to include audio of any kind in their Vines, this ...