Elon Musk, now the major player at Twitter, and CEO Linda Yaccarino, have pulled back the curtain on a dramatic new logo for the social media website. The days of the blue bird are numbered, with a stark white “X”
When Threads first emerged, many individuals initially perceived it as a messaging app akin to Twitter. However, it quickly became apparent that Threads was, in fact, an almost identical replica of Twitter. Despite the similarities, Threads garnered an impressive 30
Twitter, provides its vast user base with a platform to disseminate ideas, sentiments, and multimedia content to a widespread audience. A plethora of features, inclusive of the capability to formulate and circulate threads, endow Twitter with its distinct appeal. However,
A long-awaited edit button was added to Twitter last year. However, it was limited to Twitter Blue subscribers and allowed changes to only original tweets, not even replies within 30 minutes of posting, The good news is that things seem
Twitter will begin deleting legacy blue checkmarks from accounts that have them as of April 1, 2023. Elon Musk, tweeted in December that the company would remove the checks “in a few months” because “the way they were distributed was
Elon Musk announced that Twitter would allow bots with “good content” to access its API for free. This marks a partial reversal of Twitter’s previous policy, which required developers to sign up for a paid account. After closing down apps
When Elon Musk took control of Twitter, his first step was to revamp the badge system and introduce the $8 Twitter Blue subscription. (it is $11 a month on iOS and Android due to app store fees). While the current
On Tuesday afternoon, Twitter confirms that API has been intentionally blocked from being used by third-party Twitter apps such as Tweetbot and Twitterrific. It is impossible to use Twitter clients such as Tweetbot, Twitterrific, Birdie, Echofon, and others without access
Several third-party Twitter clients, including Tweetbot and Twitterrific, have been blocked, according to the latest information. Since Thursday evening, the third-party Twitter clients have been out of commission, and developers say they haven’t received any updates. On Sunday, The Information
According to a report, Twitter might be introducing an auction for usernames in order to generate revenue. Although it isn’t clear if the auction idea will be implemented, users would be able to bid on usernames or handles. Last month,
