Rumours suggest that Facebook is about to add video features to its photo-sharing app Instagram and will announce the changes at a conference later this week. According to an internal source, the social network has been recently testing a feature that would let Instagram users record and share five to 10-second video clips. If confirmed, the feature will rival video-sharing Vine app - which is owned by Twitter - that lets users record and share six-second video loops on Android and iOS devices. Facebook has officially revealed a new video sharing service. Called Video on Instagram, it will pit the firm against Twitter's hugely popular Vine service by letting users record 15-second video clips
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An internal source has claimed Facebook is testing a video feature for its Instagram app and will announce the plans at an upcoming event
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Facebook bought the photo-sharing app in 2012 and plans to let users record and share five to ten-second video clips
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The tool will compete with rival video-sharing app Vine
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