Twitter is where a lot of people go to get their daily news. Not only that, but since the social networking platform is based on real-time events and communication, it's Twitter's job to bring the most relevant information to you first. That's why, in the latest Twitter update, the social network will now display more relevant tweets in searches first.
In the past, searching for something on Twitter would result in a list of reverse-chronological tweets, but unfortunately that doesn't always provide the most relevant information. Now when you search something on Twitter, you'll get a list of relevance-ordered tweets, allowing you to stay notified more easily.
It's a small update, really, but something that will definitely come in handy for many users.
Head to the Google Play Store link below to grab the latest Twitter update!
Previous updates
Live video support
December 14:The official Twitter app has finally gained support for live video broadcasting! Broadcasting live video is easy, too: just hit the Compose tweet button, then tap the camera icon. Tap Live, then Go Live to start broadcasting. Do note that your live video will be visible to anyone on Twitter or Periscope, not just your followers.
Comment ranking system
November 29: Twitter updated its app to implement a new comment ranking system, replacing the chronological approach with the comments Twitter thinks you'll want to see first based on a new popularity algorithm. While seeing comments from your friends and followers first makes sense, there is no way to go back to the old system. The asme update also added a Direct Reply counter on tweets.
QR codes
November 17: Twitter made getting new followers and following others easier by adding QR codes to the social platform. Simply swipe open the nav drawer and tap QR code. You can then use the reader to scan someone else's QR code or bring up your own code to let someone else follow you in an instant.
Twitter app for Android TV
November 16: Twitter officially launched its Android TV app for streaming live Thursday Night Football games and watching Periscope videos. While it is also possible to browse Twitter using the Android TV app, it is not possible to compose tweets with it. Twitter already has an app on Apple TV, Fire TV and Xbox One.
Silencing the trolls
November 15: Twitter cracks down on online harassment, with a new suite of tools aimed at weeding out the less-than-friendly types in your Twitter feed. The new tools include the ability to mute hashtags and specific words, phrases and even emoji you don't want to see in your feed. It's a small step, but definitely one in the right direction.
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