Baixar Twitter v6 6 0 APK Grátis

Baixar Twitter v6 6 0 APK Grátis

Aplicativo oficial do Twitter para Android.

Descrição: Encontre o melhor do Twitter instantaneamente com o Moments. Acompanhe notícias em destaque através de fotos, vídeos e conversas. Receba informações e perspectivas que você não vai encontrar em nenhum outro lugar.
Twitter é um aplicativo que permite você se conectar com pessoas, se expressar e descobrir mais sobre todas as coisas que você gosta.

• Expresse-se com texto, fotos, emoji, emoticons, vídeo, GIFs e Vines.

• Receba as últimas notícias instantaneamente seguindo marcadores como #notícias.

• Acesse os bastidores de eventos exclusivos como o Oscar, o Brasileirão e a Copa do Mundo.

• Use marcadores (como #cachorro) para ver mais Tweets sobre assuntos que você ama.

• Comece conversas com pessoas que te interessam, incluindo celebridades como Ivete Sangalo, Luciano Huck e Neymar Jr.

• Compartilhar Tweets com aplicativos tais como Facebook, Whatsapp, Kik, LINE, e-mail e SMS.

• Tweetar links de sites tais como YouTube, Pinterest, Instagram, Spotify e Pandora.

• Envie mensagens privadas sem limites: agora você não está mais limitado a 140 caracteres ao escrever uma Mensagem Direta.

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Tamanho: 27mb

Versão atual: 6.6.0

Servidor de download: Zippyshare

Necessita de android: 2.1 ou Superior

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Twitter is Testing an Automatic Night Mode UI

Twitter is Testing an Automatic Night Mode UI

Apparently in the very early stages of testing, Twitter is working to bring an automatic Night Mode to the official Android application. Available only to a select number of alpha testers, the app’s UI will automatically change to a darker appearance, which should be easier on the eyes at night time. As it is right now, the standard white UI is the only option available to users of the Twitter app. Once available for all, the UI should consist primarily of a dark blue background with white text. 

Not only is Twitter testing a Night Mode, but different button placements, too. According to testers and reported by 9to5 Google, Twitter is also experimenting with hamburger slide-out menus, overflow buttons, as well as floating action buttons (FAB) for the composing of new tweets.

As previously mentioned, this testing is happening among a small group of people. Anyone hoping to take part will need the alpha version of Twitter. Sign-ups for that are available here, however, acceptance rate is very low. Beta sign-ups are also available here, with acceptance rate sitting at 100%.

Night Mode all the things.

Via: 9to5 Google | +Taylor Wimberly

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Twitter Makes it Official Media and Replies Using “ ” No Longer Count Towards 140 Character Limit

Twitter Makes it Official Media and Replies Using “ ” No Longer Count Towards 140 Character Limit

Earlier this month, it was reported that Twitter would soon stop counting links, photos, mentions, and other things towards your 140 character limit when composing a tweet. Twitter made these changes official this morning, hopefully bringing an end to compacting words and sentences to make them fit within the confines of 140 characters.

Once these changes take place, over the next few months according to Twitter, replies with @names and media attachments (photos, GIFs, videos, polls) will no longer count.

In addition, interactions with fellow Twitter users are also changing. Instead of using a “.@” to mention someone while also broadcasting it, a new tweet that begins with a mention can go out to all of your followers. Once tweeted, you can retweet your own tweet – also a new feature – that way all of your followers can view it. It seems somewhat complicated, but that’s what we get. In conjunction, when RT’ing your own tweet, you can opt to simply RT or Quote your tweet, giving you a few options on how to interact with your own content.

Twitter states that it is working with users and developers to roll these changes out as soon as possible in the coming months.

Excited?

Via: Twitter

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Twitter May Soon Stop Counting Links and Images Against Your 140 Character Limit

Twitter May Soon Stop Counting Links and Images Against Your 140 Character Limit

According to a source familiar with Twitter’s upcoming plan who spoke with Bloomberg, the company will soon stop counting links to the web and images against your 140-character tweet limit. For the longest time, Twitter has counted any added links and photos against your limit, leaving less room for actual words. In a change that could happen within the next couple of weeks, folks may soon see more words, links, and photos. 

As of right now, when a link is added or a photo is embedded into a tweet, it takes up 24 characters. If multiple links are required in a tweet, that’s an additional 24 characters for each link. However, if adding multiple images (up to four), only the first 24 characters are counted and the photos are assembled into the same album with a single link.

With that being said, the process has gotten better over the years, but if Twitter does change how images and links are counted, you should begin to see more words with tweets that are accompanied by images and links.

According to Bloomberg, Twitter even contemplated lifting the character limit to 10,000, but apparently, that wasn’t seen as a good idea. Limiting a tweet’s size is one of the main reasons people flock to Twitter. Topics and headlines are easily digestible in 140 characters, so here’s hoping that the 140 character limit never vanishes.

In the comments, feel free to express how much you hate Twitter and all social media. We know you will.

Via: Bloomberg

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