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Twitter introduces a new way to share short video clips with Vine

mixing gnarly basslines today vine.co/v/b55LOA1dgJU

— The Glitch Mob (@theglitchmob) January 23, 2013

Twitter has just introduced Vine, a new way to share short clips of videos to your Twitter feed. The Vine app only allows videos of upto 6 seconds along the lines of Twitters 140 character limit. This means that you have to be as creative with your videos, as you are with your tweets.

Twitter had taken over Vine back in October but it finally got to see the light of day now. As of now it is only available to download for iPhone and iPod Touch users, but Twitter has promised to roll it out for other platforms soon. Videos are recorded along with the sound although the sound is muted by default. Once you record your videos, it is uploaded and embedded in your tweets and keeps playing in an endless loop. Twitter’s CEO Dick Costolo first gave users a sneak peek at this app with a video shared on his timeline.

 Steak tartare in six seconds. vine.co/v/bOIqn6rLeIDvia @dhof

— dick costolo (@dickc) January 23, 2013

You can download the Vine app for your device from here.

Are you excited about this new service from Twitter? Share your tweets from the vine app with us on Twitter @Techdivine. Here’s another tweet made from the Vine app for you to enjoy.

Flickbook vine.co/v/bMp2XwKaHFQ

— David Grayson Kenyon (@dGrayk) January 24, 2013

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