You need to log-in/Sign-up with your e-mail ID or Twitter account before you can use the app.The user interface is simple and resembles that of the Twitter app.it's divided into four Sections.Feed,Activity,Explore and Profile.You can follow your friends by signing-in to Twitter or invite them via text or email.Initially,the app shows you editor's picks and trending videos, but once you connect with friends,you can view their videos in the Feed section.
The video recording item is located on the upper-left and lets you record videos by tapping on the screen.The app records as long as you maintain contact with the screen, and then stitches the scenes together.The
screen shows a 6-second status bar,and you can stop recording whenever
you want.
Unlike the iOS version, Vine for Android doesn't let you record with the front-facing
camera.Once you shoot a video,you can add a caption and post it to Vine or Twitter,but you
can't share it on Facebook.The app takes some times to initialise before it starts and completes recording the videos.We found the app to be a little sluggish and buggy on a few phones,but it ran fine on other devices.
Though Twitter has announced that all the features present on iOS version of the app will soon be made available to the Android app by way of updates,we hope they do so quickly.In a nutshell,
Vine for Android is interesting,fun and highly addictive,but leaves much room for improvement.However,we're sure it'll be up to the mark soon enough.
