 Hey, it's Sam Sheffer with The Verge and we're going to take a look at Vine. So Vine is an app that Twitter acquired last year and they brought it in-house and released it as a way to share videos on Twitter. So let's take a look. So as you can see, this is the Vine feed when you first jump in the app here. These are editor's picks, so these are probably the most popular ones right now. You've got four tabs here. You can go to Explore, search through hashtags, and it recommends you some stuff to look at here. You can also look at your activity, so if people like, comment, or follow you, it'll show up here. And your profile page, so it'll show your posts down here. You can jump into settings, you know, if you've got your typical settings you can share with Twitter, obviously, and Facebook as well. So that's pretty much the whole interface and a Vine is six seconds long and you can pause them and they make noise too when you scroll past them. Okay, so let's jump into making a Vine. It's a super simple interface. You just press and hold to film. Vines can be up to six seconds long and you can cut however much you want. So as you can see, we created our six second Vine here. We filled up the entire space and if you don't like what you did, you can click the X button. Let's go to next and we'll share it, so you can add a caption. You can share location, share on Vine, Twitter, and Facebook. Let's do all three. And it's up.