10 "Instagram" Applications in the video world the next 1 billion dollar takeover target

Pinterest and Instagram are the hottest social platforms in the 2012, and Pinterest have been speculating about who they are, Instagram because they have been acquired as social black horses. These are already highly valued hot potatoes. Let's take a look at the video industry's 10 Instagram, and if you buy now, you can get rich overnight by being bought by a big company. 1. Viddyviddy is the most Instagram video-sharing app, and it's functional and even includes Facebook timeline integration. Holidays with Viddy is basically enough, it supports at any time to shoot, upload at any time. 2. Sociacamsociacam is the most Viddy competitor on Facebook in a while, and its rankings let you know who the hottest sociacam is now, and who is the brightest rock star on Sociacam. Both the iphone and the Android version are supported. 3. Klip Frankly, it is best known as Klipstagram or klipterest, as it is the closest to Instagram and Pinterest applications in the video world. Currently, only the iphone is supported, but Android users can log on to YouTube to enter Klip or login directly to klip.com. 4. LOOPLRLOOPLR is the combination of the above three applications that support simple photo-sharing, viewing, and similar Pinterest user interfaces on the phone. 5. Touttout is more like Twitter's video-sharing app, where users can upload video within 15 seconds. Former NBA star Shaq O ' Neal is the first big star to join Tout. 6. Veetleveetle is characterized by video live, with the general recording after the release of video (sharing), it does not require a perfect video content, but the requirements of reality. 7. Myvidstermyvidsterj just started out as an online video bookmark service, but it recently launched a mobile app that allows you to share videos outdoors anytime. 8. The most interesting feature of SHUFFLRSHUFFLR is the integration with Facebook, which shows up next to your Facebook profile and updates the video daily according to your interests. 9. Chill recently chill a lot of talk because it borrowed a lot of inspiration from Pinterest to make video sharing more personal and social, in contrast to YouTube. Frequency, a web-based video aggregator, collects professional video content from the BBC, ESPN and the NBA, and the current user interface is quite similar to YouTube's. Now the problem is that these videos are going to prove themselves with YutUbe is so different, there is enough potential to subvert YouTube's status, and once it succeeds, the next Instagram of the video world will be born.