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Twitter Rolls Out Non-Auto-Cropped Images on Android and iOS The social network began testing the update in March What you see is what you get Courtesy Twitter May 6, 2021 Twitter Android and iOS users can now see images in tweets that are not auto-cropped, except in cases where those images are particularly tall or wide, in which case they will be center-cropped. David Cohen

You can now host Twitters Clubhouse-style chatrooms on the Android app It seems like every major tech company is in a mad dash to create a feature thats at least somewhat similar to Clubhouse. Twitter is no exception: its been slowly integrating Spaces into the beta version of its Android app. As of yesterday, at least some users (including multiple members of the AP team) on the main app release have been able to create and host Spaces. To create a Space (man, what an awkward name), tap the m...

Twitter Expands 3D-Ehanced Twemoji Stickers, GIFs for Fleets Globally: How to Use © Provided by News18 Twitter Expands 3D-Ehanced Twemoji Stickers, GIFs for Fleets Globally: How to Use Twitter’s version of Snapchat Stories, called Fleets is now getting a new update that brings a dedicated ‘Twemoji’ stickers tray. The latest feature enables users to add emojis or stickers to Fleets for a better visual appeal. Until now, the Fleets feature on the Twitter Android or iOS app only allowed u...

Android users can finally use Twitter Spaces Social media giant Twitter has made its audio chat room, Spaces available to Android users. Twitter Spaces is a voice-based platform where users can talk or listen to discussions where two or more people are talking live. The company introduced a limited version of the Clubhouse competitor on iOS back in January. While Twitter’s iOS app users could join and listen to Spaces, only a selected few can host them at the moment. Twitter said it was givin...

The Twitter voice message in direct messages is an extension to the Twitter Voice Tweets introduced in June 2020.

Bring the full TweetDeck experience to your phone with MarineDeck Its been almost a decade since Twitter purchased TweetDeck, the third-party client with its multi-column interface that focuses on glanceability and speed above everything else. It used to have an Android app of its own, but it was sunset all the way back in 2013 because Twitter wanted to focus on the desktop version. Enter 2021, and Japanese developer HiSubway has created a third-party client that adds TweetDeck to your Android ...