Vine Adds IOS Explore

In an update today, Vine for iOS will add another way for users to explore content on the app. Now, when you search on Vine, you’ll also see related feeds for Top and Recent video content. The update comes a day after Apple announced new video integrations on the new watchOS 2, where users will be able to view Vines straight from their watch screens. According to Vine, the Watch update will come later this year.


Vine was most recently updated just last Friday to include notifications for when users like, comment or Revine a video you’ve Revined. There’s noXzibit meme made specifically for this, but you get the point. The new search results arrive on iOS today, with Android support coming soon. Learn how you can increase your loops and followers on Vine.

What Does Loop Mean On Vine

What Is The Meaning of a Loop on Vine 

Vine Loops Explained...

The meaning loop on Vine is the metric describing the number of times a shared 12 second video on Vine has been watched or re-vined. Loop count has the potential to attract more brands to the Vine service. If a marketer knows how many times a video has been looped or watched, it can get a better idea of its overall reach. Numerous celebrities on Vine already plug products on the service, making "authentic" videos of themselves using dating sites like Hot or Not and Badoo. Though it's not clear if they're paid for making the videos, it's a potential model for companies advertising on the service. The loop count adds more context for the companies who might pay users to endorse their products.

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That doesn't mean the Vine loop count is a perfect metric. Vines play automatically, and loops continue automatically, meaning a Vine loop does not necessarily mean it was actually watched. For example, a Vine embedded in a web article may loop for minutes (or hours) while the web page is open, but that doesn't mean the video was watched.

Learn more about (Vine Loops here).