Twitter continues to improve its interface after integrating a series of emojis inspired by iMessages into private conversations. In fact, the social network announced the arrival of a new tab located at the bottom right of the screen on Thursday, July 16, 2020. Simply called “Messages,” this tab acts as a shortcut and gives you quick access to your private messages. And you can do this without leaving your news feed.
This functionality is already available in the web version of Blue Bird in France. You will have noted this, This addition is not revolutionary.. We could even say “better late than never”, knowing that Facebook or LinkedIn have integrated the same functionality for several years now. One wonders why it took Twitter so long to implement this tab.
Twitter starts voice messaging
As a reminder, Twitter recently allowed you to send 140-second audio messages. This functionality was rolled out on: iOS version social network and is expected to reach Android soon. It should be noted that Each voice message takes the form of a video on a black background. For now, this functionality is not fully agreed upon, with some users accusing it of being against the spirit of Twitter.
That is, to present short and effective messages (according to the author) that can be read repeatedly. It is certain that listening to an audio tweet will take much longer than reading a text. However, This format can satisfy brandsAs proof of this, Microsoft has already taken advantage of this functionality to broadcast the startup sound of its future home console, the Xbox Series X.
Source: Twitter
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