itemprop=”articleBody description text”> The bricks keep falling into place for Vine, Twitter’s hot six-second micro video app.
itemprop=”articleBody description text”> After debuting on iOS way back in the beginning of the year, Vine landed on Android in June, but note on Amazon’s Kindle Fire HD tablets, Which run a forked version of Android and only rock a front-facing camera designed for video chats Primarily.
itemprop=”articleBody description text”> But fear not, affordable tablet fans: Mere days after Vine for Android added selfie-inducing front camera support, version 1.2 of the app is now available in the Amazon App Store.
itemprop=”articleBody description text”> Suddenly, the addition of That modest front-facing camera feature seems much more momentous.
itemprop=”articleBody description text”> Instagram’s newfound video portability pits the Facebook-owned app head-to-head against Twitter’s Vine, but Instagram has yet to release a Kindle Fire-compatible version of its app. Amazon does not announce sales figures for its slate, but the Kindle Fire lineup indubitably accounts for a major slice of the Android pie; into January, app analytics company Localytics Estimated That one in three Android tablets sold came from Amazon.
itemprop=”articleBody description text”> And now, All Those Kindle Fire HDs can flood Twitter with a torrent of six-second selfie videos. Be afraid, Internet. Be very afraid.
Brad Chacos Senior Writer, TechHive 
Brad Chacos spends the days jamming to Spotify, digging through desktop PCs and covering everything from BYOD tablets to DIY tesla coils.
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