New app offers views of Times Square New Year's Eve ball drop
VNYE is an app that’s been launched to replace the crowded Times Square party.
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Dec 31, 2020, 11:38 AM
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New Yorkers can’t ring in the new year in
Times Square, there is a new app that can bring the party to you.
VNYE is an
app that’s been launched to replace
the crowded Times Square party.
The app
will offer views of
the ball drop through
nine different cameras, set up throughout Times Square.
The app is
available now in the app store and online at VNYE.com.
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