Vine has become a worldwide phenomenon on mobile devices. It started its journey on iOS and recently took its step to Android, sweeping and leaving behind the alternatives that had come out while waiting for it. As you well know, Android is also the basis of the operating system that runs on Amazon tablets, which were far from the offer. This has changed and as of today, your AppStore offers Vine for Kindle Fire.
The pleasure of making 6-second videos and sharing them with your contacts and the whole world will no longer be the exclusive preserve of the two main mobile platforms on the planet. To do this, all tablets, from the first ones released in Seattle to the most recent Kindle Fire HD, will be able to do using the front camera. This will clearly encourage Vines in the first person portrait genre.
This last capacity and limitation, at the same time, is what has delayed this arrival and it is that the support for the front camera arrived a few days after the application to the world of Android and the Play Store. Now from our phones and tablets with Google OS, we can choose between the two cameras to film, if we have them.
The expansive eagerness of the application is demonstrated. Perhaps the recent counterattack movement of Instagram, including video among its capabilities, will push them towards a greater presence that supports their proposal. At the moment, they have 12 million users, a more than healthy figure for an app.
The next step could be to go to platforms such as Windows 8, Windows Phone or BlackBerry. We do not know, in any case, Vine's intention to take these steps by having a limited representation among mobile device users.
For now, if you have a Kindle Fire, you can go to the AppStore and download Vine.
Source: Slashgear