Sort your Vines and create them from your home screen with the latest app update.

This app is a great social media solution for creating and sharing your own homegrown videos.

With version 4.4.0 of the app, users can also swipe left on any post to see more Vines.

Users can also find Vines that use the same audio clip or song.

Get with it and add music to your vines now with a terrific update.

In addition to searching for people and tags in version 1.4, you can select to view top or recent posts.

It's App Smackdown time: this week, Twitter's Vine and Facebook's Instagram are heading into the AppAdvice boxing ring.

The sharper videos will record and play at 720p resolution instead of the standard 480p format.

Are you ready to share your Mojus?

Check out our favorite new apps this week on today's AppAdvice Daily.

Instagram has just updated its official iOS app with a small yet nonetheless significant update.

The app features a number of curated videos that kids can surf through with an easy-to-learn interface.

Facebook has acquired a video compression startup, while Twitter has reportedly been preparing to launch a new native video feature.

Vine has just been updated with a new feature that benefits creators and consumers alike.

Users should be able to record, edit, and share video natively on Twitter sometime next year.

Version 3.0.0 also gives users a quick way to follow channels.

Get ready to import, capture, and share videos and pics of your pets with today's apps.

The new version of the popular video sharing app also brings more editing and camera tools.

Vine has just received a major update that delivers several notable improvements.

Version 2.1 of the popular video sharing app also features a redesigned Activity section.

It's time to focus on using the best new apps of the week.

Twitter adds private video messaging to Vine.

Twitter has banned pornography from its Vine video-sharing service