Facebook is not resting on its laurels. He is spreading his tentacles left and right, and his Creative Labs development department is also diligently forging new things. The latest thing he signed up for is Riff, a mobile app for iOS and Android phones that lets you create group videos. We can respond to a recording with a recording.
Facebook application Riff is a new Facebook side project. We are used to the fact that when someone shares something on Facebook, others may see it, share it and add a comment. Riff goes a step further as FB friends can the original recording (the app allows you to capture short clips, up to 20 seconds) paste their video comment. Hundred a collage of videos wants the social network to recreate the Instagram formula and consolidate Facebook as the epicenter of socializing.
Process here's how it works in the Riff app. Then, once you sign in with your FB profile, the following steps separate you from the final product. First of all determine the topic, which you must equip with a "hashtag" (e.g. #žurka) or select it from the suggestions. Then you capture a long shot maximum 20 seconds. If you are satisfied with the recording, post it on Facebook. Only here does the matter become interesting. When published, all your friends are notified "The Riffs". You can attach your own to an existing video. In this case, their friends with Riff are also notified, who can do the same. See where Facebook is going with this?
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The development department signed under Riff Facebook Creative Labs, which has already taken care of many other Facebook side products (Paper, Slingshots, Facebook Groups), which one way or another stimulate use of this social network.
More information:
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