Elon Musk has finally made TweetDeck (or XPro) for paid users only. It has been reported that free users are unable to access TweetDeck without an Blue subscription. This comes after X rebranding.
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TweetDeck is next in line for a makeover with the service now showing XPro for logged out users. There are still some text and media left over from the old brand, but the service is getting revamped.
A few days after Twitter started moving TweetDeck users to a new version, it's now allowing at least some people to go back to the original version of the application, but that may be short-lived
TweetDeck users will now be migrated to the preview version of TweetDeck. Twitter has also announced that only Verified users, those who pay, will be able to use TweetDeck from August.
Twitter has imposed read limits to address data scraping and system manipulation. TweetDeck then faced disruptions due to these limits. Mentions, Likes, and other information appeared blank.
A researcher uncovered several work-in-progress pages on Twitter indicating that TweetDeck, a powerful Twitter web app, might become a feature locked behind the Twitter Blue subscription paywall.
The latest app to run natively on ARM64 is Tweeten, a third-party Twitter client that's based on TweetDeck with some extra perks. It offers a "much cleaner and intuitive experience."
Twitter is testing out a new feature on Twitter.com that will finally allow you to schedule your tweets, something that has long been possible using the company's own TweetDeck client.
Earlier today, Twitter notified users via its official Support account that the service is experiencing issues. The outage also affects clients such as TweetDeck. The company is working on a fix.
TweetDeck client Tweeten has been "completely rewritten from the ground up", with a new user interface, extra GIF features, improved performance, extra customization options, and more.
Twitter is rolling out a rounder interface across its website and apps on Android and iOS, as well as TweetDeck and Twitter Lite. It's one of the biggest refreshes Twitter has done recently.
According to Andrew Tavani, a premium version of TweetDeck, Twitter's social media dashboard solution, is in the works. It would offer more advanced features for a flat $19.99 monthly fee.
Less than 24 hours from the release of Windows 10 build 14291, Windows Insiders can finally download another third-party extension for Microsoft Edge called Tweeten, which is a Tweedeck client.
Twitter has announced that from April 15, it will terminate support on Windows for its TweetDeck application - a favorite among power users - directing users to switch to TweetDeck on the web instead.
TweetDeck gives the Twitter experience more flexibility and allows more advanced users to gain valuable insight to what's happening at this very moment on Twitter.
Tweetdeck, the company that created the Twitter client, has been shut down by the UK government for failing to file appropriate documentation. However this was no surprise to Twitter UK Ltd.
TweetDeck gives the Twitter experience more flexibility and allows more advanced users to gain valuable insight to what's happening at this very moment on Twitter.
Twitter have decided to kill several versions of the popular TweetDeck client, including the iPhone, Android and AIR versions, as the company focuses on developing "modern" web-based applications
British government agency, Companies House, has told Twitter that its UK TweetDeck subsidiary faces the threat of dissolution, after the company missed two deadlines to file accounts.
TweetDeck gives the Twitter experience more flexibility and allows more advanced users to gain valuable insight to what's happening at this very moment on Twitter.
Twitter shut down its Tweetdeck app Friday afternoon in response to a security bug, after an Australian user logged in to find that he was able to access hundreds of accounts that were not his own.
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