Moving beyond feeds and streams, Twitter announced that it will soon begin emailing you a weekly digest of Tweets you might have missed.
The email digest, which will start appearing in inboxes over the next few weeks, will look similar to Twitter’s mobile Discover tab. Each story will feature a summary below it to help you decide which ones matter most. Continue Reading…
Twitter has updated the mobile version of its website, improving the experience for members accessing the platform from feature phones, low-bandwidth networks, or older browsers.
Previously, anyone visiting mobile.twitter.com was unable to see the redesigned version of Twitter, which was rolled out last December. The updated mobile version now has a consistent design and includes what’s trending in the Discover tab and access to Direct Messages and Tweets in the Me tab. Continue Reading…
In addition to its newly redesigned Discover tab, it appears that Twitter has made some subtle, yet important changes to its website that could have a major affect your desktop experience.
Although many people have noticed these changes, it’s important to note that Twitter has yet to comment on them.
Perhaps the most noteworthy update affects the volume of tweets you’ll see. When someone you follow mentions someone that you don’t follow at the beginning of a tweet, this usually doesn’t appear in your stream. Continue Reading…
Twitter announced its first major update to its Discover tab, which now aims to provide you with more relevant information.
Last year, Twitter launched the Discover tab, which offers insight into what other members are sharing. Previously, the stories weren’t really interesting or relevant to the individual. Today’s update brings more personalized stories to the tab, including details about who tweeted the particular stories. Continue Reading…
The world of sports is no stranger to social media, which has changed the way many industries approach marketing. Online engagement has had a major impact on how fans interact with athletes, sporting organizations, and teams.
According to recent data, more than 80 percent of sports fans interact with social media sites while watching games on TV, and more than 60 percent do so while watching live events. Continue Reading…
Twitter has just announced updates to its official mobile apps for iOS and Android. These apps have received some much-needed new features, including a redesigned Discover tab and better support for search and push notifications.
Previously, you only received a push notification when someone mentioned you or sent you a direct message. Now you’ll receive alerts whenever someone retweets you, favorites one of your tweets, Continue Reading…
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