HIGHLIGHTS
- In July 2021, Twitter announced a redesign of TweetDeck.
- TweetDeck now has sophisticated search to help users discover information more easily.
- Twitter is testing a Cricket tab to commemorate the IPL season.
TweetDeck may soon become a premium product available only to Twitter Blue subscribers. A sign-up page for the forthcoming edition of TweetDeck, Twitter's tweet management tool, was discovered by a tipster. Twitter released a big redesign of TweetDeck in July of last year. TweetDeck now has an advanced search option to assist users discover the material they're looking for. To commemorate the present IPL season, Twitter has begun testing a special Cricket tab, which has begun to display on the Explore page in India.
Jane Manchun Wong, a reverse engineering specialist, uncovered a Twitter sign-up website that is still in the works. According to the screenshots, the feature claims to be "a strong realtime tool for users who live on Twitter" and to provide a "ad free experience." Wong hinted earlier this month that TweetDeck may become a premium tool available only to Twitter Blue subscribers.
Twitter announced a new redesign of TweetDeck last year. TweetDeck now has an advanced search feature to assist users discover the material they're looking for more easily. "The updated Tweet composer enables you construct threads and add (and tag!) photographs, videos, GIFs, polls, or emojis to your Tweets, even scheduled Tweets," TweetDeck said in a series of tweets about the new capabilities. Users may also access additional column kinds such as Profile, Topics, Explore, Events, Moments, and Bookmarks in addition to Decks, which allows users to organise columns into groups.
