Twitter is rolling out two new features on its micro-blogging service: group messaging that allows users to have private conversations with groups of their followers, and a mobile video camera that allows users to share 30-second videos with their followers.
Until now the only way to have a group conversation was to have it publicly.
The group messaging function will allow users to have private conversations with a selection of their followers simultaneously. The members of the group do not all need to follow one another in order to chat.
"The ability to converse privately with groups gives you more options for how and with whom you communicate on Twitter," the company said in a blog post.
Twitter also announced a new mobile video feature that allows to capture, edit and share videos directly from the Twitter app.
Smartphone users who have downloaded the Twitter app can use the in-built mobile video camera to record 30-second videos, edit them using Twitter's inline editing tools, and share them with their followers.
Videos will appear in users' Twitter feeds as thumbnail previews, and can be played with a single tap.
"We designed our camera to be simple to use so you can capture and share life’s most interesting moments as they happen," said Twitter.
"In just a few taps you can add a video to unfolding conversations, share your perspective of a live event, and show your everyday moments instantly, without ever having to leave the app."
credit: Telegraph .co.uk
Smartphone users who have downloaded the Twitter app can use the in-built mobile video camera to record 30-second videos, edit them using Twitter's inline editing tools, and share them with their followers.
Videos will appear in users' Twitter feeds as thumbnail previews, and can be played with a single tap.
"We designed our camera to be simple to use so you can capture and share life’s most interesting moments as they happen," said Twitter.
"In just a few taps you can add a video to unfolding conversations, share your perspective of a live event, and show your everyday moments instantly, without ever having to leave the app."
credit: Telegraph .co.uk
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