FTW: Unofficial Vine app for Windows Phone gets Lens support, Live Tile in latest beta

If there's one thing you can say about Windows Telephone developers—they know the community and what they desire. Later our post last night, Rudy Huyn, the human being behind the upcoming 6Sec app for Vine on Windows Telephone, seems to take set him into full gear. A big update was posted today for his private beta users and it should set up Windows Phone apart from the competition.

First up, we have the big one: full Lens integration. That's right, when this app goes live in the Store (expected in a few weeks), the app will come with direct Windows Phone 8 photographic camera support, meaning users tin can apace launch their photographic camera and hop into 6Sec to directly tape their Vine.

As you tin can see in our video below, information technology works flawlessly...

The other big features is Live Tile support for notifications. In our video, you lot'll run across it matches our Accent color, but the latest update that came after the video supports the default "light-green" color of Vine, which we much prefer.

Once more, Rudy is leveraging the Windows Phone Os to make the most out of his Vine app and it'south quite impressive.

We as well demonstrate in the video the "slide" feature for Vines, whereby users can rotate effectually the Vine panel to reveal the Like, Share and Embed features that the iOS and Android Vine apps have on lath. To say it's beautiful, is understatement though discovery of that feature is a tad difficult. (In the past, Huyn gets effectually this by using overlay tutorials to teach users certain functions, which we suppose he tin do hither too for the final release).

Anyway, that'due south your daily update on the 6Sec evolution process. Needless to say, it's going to be a smashing app!

Update: If you want to try and sign upwardly for the beta, you lot tin follow this Google Docs link to sign upwardly. No guarantee that you volition go far, every bit last we checked Rudy had 900 testers. Just you tin can effort anyhow, good luck!

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