Vine’s successor is called Byte and it’ll launch next year

Vine’s successor is called Byte and it’ll launch next year
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2018-11-9 14:04

After months of waiting, Vine app’s fans can finally rejoice. Dom Hofmann, the founder of the now-defunct video-sharing app, has revealed his next app called Byte will launch in Spring of 2019.

our new looping video app is called byte. launching spring 2019 pic. twitter. com/C3FMvkcIwc — dom hofmann (@dhof) November 8, 2018 Hofmann also confirmed that, similarly to Vine, Byte will also be a video-looping app. He even went as far as calling it version 2 of Vine. Hofmann created Vine in 2012 and Twitter acquired it the same year. By 2013, the platform took off and had nearly 200 million active…

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