there's much more to come," Yahoo said in its blog post. Details are blurry, but Yahoo implied on Twitter that users may be able to use Qwiki with its Flickr photo sharing service, for instance. Yahoo plans to integrate Qwiki's technology with other content services on its site, a spokeswoman said via email. The app is currently available only in Apple's App Store there is no version for Android devices. Qwiki movies can be shared via Facebook, Twitter, email and SMS, or embedded in blogs and Web pages.
Vine and Instagram are for recording and sharing new clips. Qwiki differs from mobile video apps like Twitter's Vine or Facebook's Instagram video because it uses content already on people's phones. Individual pictures and video clips can also be rearranged, added or removed. Certain elements, such as the song selection, filters or captions, can be changed afterwards. In auto mode, the app scrapes the iPhone's camera roll, determines that certain photos or videos are related, and creates a slideshow-like montage of those images, incorporating music from the person's library.
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The app can either be used in auto mode, where it creates the movie and gives users the option to apply edits afterwards, or movies can be created manually. The Qwiki app will continue to exist as a standalone entity inside Yahoo, Qwiki's team wrote.
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