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The New Desktop Version of Twitter Is Now Live – What Enhanced Functionality Does it Offer?
Posted by Paul Smith | July 23, 2019Desktop Twitter users were waiting for a redesign of the microblogging site. The social platform has been promising “a new Twitter” for desktop for the past several weeks. That notice was the first thing on your Twitter feed, so it was difficult not to see it. Twitter was working on […]
Twitter Updates to Allow Users to Switch Their Feed to Display Chronologically
Posted by Paul Smith | September 26, 2018Twitter’s finally making a great decision and returning the chronological order opt-in to users’ timelines. We’re not biased, but it’s only natural that a more non-curated and clear timeline will add value to users’ experience. Why Did It Happen Back in the day, you’d use Twitter for its strong focus […]
A Recent Twitter Test Suggested Unfollowing Accounts That You Do Not Engage With
Posted by Paul Smith | September 5, 2018A recent test of a potential new Twitter feature found some users being recommended a number of accounts to stop following, or “unfollow”, in Twitter terminology. This test involved only a limited number of users, for a period of a few days, and Twitter is yet to confirm whether they […]
Twitter doubles 140 character limit to 280 character limit for all accounts
Posted by Paul Smith | November 9, 2017The world of social media continues to evolve as Twitter announced it will be doubling the length of its social messaging service from 140 to 280 characters. Following a two-month trial that started in September, Twitter is opening the feature to all users from Tuesday. The decision to make such […]
Twitter Rolls Out New Anti-Abuse Features
Posted by Paul Smith | March 2, 2017Twitter has recently rolled out a new suite of anti-abuse features aimed at tackling online bullying on the platform. Twitter has attracted a lot of controversy in recent years for being a platform some use for the harassment and online lynching of certain individuals. Some of these events have even […]
10 Ways That Twitter Has Changed Digital Interaction in the Past 10 Years
Posted by Paul Smith | March 23, 2016Despite the negativity surrounding Twitter about the recent changes to their layout and functionality, Twitter’s CEO, Jack Dorsey, recently celebrated Twitter’s 10 year anniversary with its multi-million-person community the world over. Dorsey wanted to shine a spotlight on 10 of the positive impacts Twitter has had on businesses since its […]
Twitter’s 140 character limit is here to stay
Posted by Paul Smith | March 21, 2016It’s now official that Twitter’s well known mandatory limit of 140 characters for each tweet isn’t about to change, but it’s highly likely that tweets may undergo certain changes in how people see and use them as part of their timeline. Jack Dorsey, Twitter’s dynamic CEO, recently made some revealing […]
Twitter Moments Now Redirects to Google AMP Pages
Posted by Paul Smith | March 16, 2016Twitter has made notable changes to its Moments feature, allowing users to click on links within individual Moments and automatically redirect to the more streamlined Google AMP pages on iOS and Android. What are Google AMP Pages and Twitter Moments? Google AMP is an optimised version of the existing HTML […]
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