This year's edition of the Launch event has brought a handful of new Windows apps to the Microsoft Store, with a little something for everyone. Here's an overview of all the apps launched this year.
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New data suggests that Byte has been downloaded 1.3 million times in its launch week. The majority of downloads came from users located in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada.
After killing off Vine back in 2016, its creators have finally released a successor called Byte. The new app focuses on creating and sharing six-second looping videos on the social media platform.
Jason Toff, the former head of the short-video sharing app, Vine, will be joining Facebook for their newly formed apps division called 'NPE'. Not much is known of the project he will be working on.
If you've missed Vine, you might be in luck, as a new platform has just been announced, Byte, which is a new video looping platform being created by the co-founder of Vine, Dom Hofmann.
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