Cinemagram follows in the footsteps of Vine on iPhone

Last week,we announced the arrival of Vine
on the App Store, an application launched by Twitter which allows you to put
online and share short videos.

Cinemagram, another application that until now
allowed you to animate your photos, has just been updated and
seems to want to come and walk on the flowerbeds of
Vine.

While reactions were mixed upon Vine's release regarding
the interest of these short videos, the service already in competition faces a
issue :the arrival of questionable videos:

The arrival of these short videos in Cinemagram is probably not a
coincidence. Thus, in this new version, the application allows you to create
minivideos and of course to share them, but turns out to be much less
simple to use than Vine.

Cinemagram developers most likely had to work from
some time on the function, but had to speed up the movement following the
released from Vine last week.

Surprisingly, the success of Vine seems to be there and you can
Besidesfind us here.

But, who says success, necessarily says problems and we realize that the
'porn' videos are starting to flood in. In addition to the unpleasant side of these videos,
we know that Apple is not known for appreciating this kind of thing and iOS in
is currently protected. How will the Cupertino company react to
to this?

It's hard to know, but recently the 500px app was removed
from the App Store for more or less similar reasons.

Do you use Vine or Cinemagram? What do you think?

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