Today, Twitter is making Chirp a core part of the new Twitter website, as well as iOS and Android devices, including mobile web. It’s also making all Western-language text align left, which the ...

Twitter's website is about to get a big makeover. The company's currently testing a redesigned version of its website, which will bring bookmarks, the explore tab, and a new "data-saver" mode to ...

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Twitter’s website is now more customizable, too. You can change the size of your text, choose from one of several accent colors, and turn on one of Twitter’s new dark modes.

Twitter’s website was inaccessible for many users on Monday while others reported issues seeing photos and clicking through links in the app, marking one of the most wide-ranging service ...

Twitter's big website redesign is here -- and there's nothing you can do about it. Almost a year after the company began testing it, "new Twitter" is being turned on for all users.

Twitter in your Web browser now feels a lot like Twitter on your iPhone or Android device. In fact, most of the changes make desktop Twitter a lot more like the mobile app Twitter.

Anyone writing on the web could have used a screenshot of a tweet or just quoted the text, but had the confidence of knowing that if an embedded tweet was deleted, the plain text would still remain.

Twitter’s new Web site could threaten the many start-ups that build apps, like TweetDeck, Brizzly and Seesmic, to make Twitter easier to use and to provide users with more sophisticated tools.

For users of Twitter's web interface, it's a brand new day, design-wise. The social network is in the process of rolling out a fresh design to its website. Toggle search box Toggle navigation.

Twitter launched brand new mobile and web apps and showed off its a full redesign for its website, and we take a look at the new unified experiences. by Thomas Houston Dec 8, 2011, 9:08 PM UTC ...