Facebook success attack! Instagram enabled 24 hours after users uploaded 5 million clips

The CNET report, on social networking site Facebook after the newly added feature to Instagram photo sharing platform, within 24 hours of its users have uploaded 5 million clips, a surprising number.

This is good news for Facebook, because it implies that Instagram enough to counter Twitter's Vine.

According to the CNET report, Instagram users per minute within 24 hours after the opening of each upload of video up to 40 hours.

Instagram "movie mode" allows users to record up to 15 seconds of film, and Vine for the longest film only 6 seconds.

The Washington Post reported, Instagram recorded the movie's Vine-like, users are able to touch start and complete recording, but the difference is, Instagram have editing features, inter alia by deleting some of the film block, and photos using the filter function. Forrester Research Analyst Nate Elliott said, Facebook is good at borrowing ideas flourish, for example Facebook clock is moved away from Foursquare company ideas. Today, the Vine letting Facebook Guide, introduce more great video sharing app.