Hi Guys,
HTC’s Zoe app has been updated to let you create and save your short highlight videos (or Zoes) locally on your HTC phone, rather than on the online Zoe community. The latest version of the app also allows you to create videos that are three minutes long, rather than just 30 seconds. You can insert as many clips as you like into a Zoe and trim them as necessary within the app.
HTC launched Zoe for the original HTC One and subsequently opened the app up to Android devices from other manufacturers. Zoe expanded into a social network and became a cloud service. Following customer feedback, HTC has decided to bring Zoe back home to its own devices.
The latest version of the app uses the phone’s on-board CPU and GPU to make Zoe videos locally on HTC devices, without needing to upload media clips to the cloud. This will improve the user experience by improving reliability and performance.
With Zoe moving toward local creation, Zoe’s cloud services have already shut down entirely on September 30, 2015. The community members were given a chance to download their existing Zoes through the app and on zoe.com. After September 30, the only way to create and share a Zoe will be on a supported HTC device.
HTC’s Zoe app has been updated to let you create and save your short highlight videos (or Zoes) locally on your HTC phone, rather than on the online Zoe community. The latest version of the app also allows you to create videos that are three minutes long, rather than just 30 seconds. You can insert as many clips as you like into a Zoe and trim them as necessary within the app.
HTC launched Zoe for the original HTC One and subsequently opened the app up to Android devices from other manufacturers. Zoe expanded into a social network and became a cloud service. Following customer feedback, HTC has decided to bring Zoe back home to its own devices.
The latest version of the app uses the phone’s on-board CPU and GPU to make Zoe videos locally on HTC devices, without needing to upload media clips to the cloud. This will improve the user experience by improving reliability and performance.
You will be able to easily share your locally made Zoe clips via existing social networks like Facebook, Instagram and more. This means an end to Zoe fans’ frustration caused by unreliable mobile network connections in the past months. Already a lot of
photo sharing platforms are already in the market but not every
platform gets launched and picked up by the users a lot. I loved the Zoe
in my HTC One (M7) but then after a while I saw it to become an online community which had some amazing photographs in it's directories taken using HTC devices.
With Zoe moving toward local creation, Zoe’s cloud services have already shut down entirely on September 30, 2015. The community members were given a chance to download their existing Zoes through the app and on zoe.com. After September 30, the only way to create and share a Zoe will be on a supported HTC device.
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