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"Video-sharing platform Vimeo launched on Wednesday a new iPhone app with the ability to uploaded recorded videos faster and easily share them to social networking sites.\nThe free app \u2014 now available in the Apple App Store \u2014 allows users to record videos and upload them directly from the app. Users can pause uploads and start them again when needed. Social sharing is a major focus in the redesign, making it simple to share clips with others via Facebook, Twitter, email or iMessage.\n\nSEE ALSO: Vimeo Creators Can Now Make Money Off Their Videos\n The platform carried over some existing features to its new look, such as the option to like, comment and add videos to a Watch Later queue. A nice new perk is that now you can watch clips while uploading your own at the same time.\n\"We redesigned it to be smarter and more intuitive so you can do what you want, when you want, really easily,\" Vimeo said in an official blog post. \"You can take your feed on a road trip (just not while you\u2019re driving), relax in the park with your Watch Later queue or catch a Staff Pick or a friend\u2019s video while in line for lunch.\"\nAlthough the update is only for iPhone users now, the company is reportedly working on new iPad and Android apps, according to VentureBeat.\nTo coincide with the launch, the company released a quirky video to demonstrate why one might want such an app. Be sure to check it out above.\nThe news comes just two months after Vimeo announced a program called Tip Jar, which gives creators the ability to monetize their films and videos. Instead of enabling ads on videos, viewers can \"tip this video\" by donating anywhere between $0.99 to $500 after watching a clip.\nImage via Flickr, roland"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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