
<p>Earlier this month, Facebook added video to Instagram, instantly turning the photo-sharing app into a competitor to Twitter-owned Vine. The battle between these two Internet giants is not new, but it is interesting to see that its latest chapter revolves around micro-video sharing.</p><p>Instagram and Vine are not the only apps fighting for this growing segment. No later than a couple of weeks ago, a new video messaging app called Unda made its appearance in the App Store, with support and funding from 500 Startups.</p><p>Unda's purpose is to let users easily send video messages to their friends from their smartphone. The duration of each message is limited to 10 seconds, right between Vine's 6-second clips and Instagram's 15-second videos.</p><p>Connecting videos and communication</p><p><a href="http://thenextweb.com/la/2013/06/30/how-500-startups-unda-plans-to-challenge-skype-on-video-messaging/">Keep reading...</a></p>