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You will soon be able to get a timeline of the most recent tweets.

Twitter starts testing a brand new experience for Twitter.com.

Twitter could soon get a Reddit-like UI for replies.

Twitter's now recommending users who they should unfollow.

Microsoft, Google, Twitter, and Facebook are joining forces to make it really easy to transfer data between platforms.

Twitter announced this week that it has updated its Progressive Web App (PWA) to support night mode, real-time updates, and more.

In a nice example of the scalability of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), the Windows 10 version of the Twitter app now lets you pin users to the Start menu.

Mehedi has released a major update to his Twitter client, Tweeten, adding a responsive design, an improved Always On Top display mode, and more.

While Windows 10 version 1803 will bring many nice changes, support for Progressive Web Apps is one of the most eagerly-anticipated.

Twitter Lite is getting updated to adapt to larger screens, making it a viable Twitter client on your computer.

You can now use apps like Microsoft Authenticator or Google Authenticator for two-factor authentication on your Twitter account.

Twitter is making writing long threads easier with its upcoming tweetstorm feature, but there are a couple of quirks.

After a short test with select users, Twitter has decided to double the length of tweets from 140 characters to 280 characters.

Twitter announced that it is cracking down on the abuse, bullying, and harassment that routinely ruins the experience of using its service.

In a major push into the living room, Twitter announced today that it is launching apps on Xbox One, Apple TV, and Amazon Fire TV. These apps will feature live streaming video, naturally, including NFL Thursday Night Football games, and other Twitter content.

The official Twitter app for Windows 10 was recently updated with support for polls and the ability to disable video autoplay. Twitter is this week's top-rated AppRaisin app pick of the week.

Twitter announced a pragmatic solution to a pressing issue for the social networking service today: It will no longer count @names, attachments, and other items against the 140 character count.

Today, Twitter released the first Universal Windows Platform (UWP) version of its app for Windows 10 Mobile. The release follows the Twitter app for Windows 10 for PCs and tablets, and replaces the previous Windows phone app.

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