Twitter is a popular microblogging platform for users to express their thoughts and ideas. If you use Twitter regularly, you’d have come across tweets containing different kinds of media, including ...

Some Twitter Spaces hosts are now able to create clips from recorded discussions as part of a test. A small number of hosts on iOS have access to the feature for now, though some Android and web users ...

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You can download Twitter videos to your computer or phone using a third-party app. SaveTweetVid.com will let you download any Twitter video as an .MP4 using a link or ...

We were asked if saving a video from Twitter is possible so you can share the clip without having to send someone a Twitter link. The answer is yes. Jason Cipriani is based out of beautiful Colorado ...

Twitter can now let users post four media in one tweet thanks to the new update. Alexander Shatov from Unsplash Twitter said on its blog post that all users are now capable of combining various types ...

Twitter is a widely popular social media platform with more than 211 million daily active users, according to Statista. Users share a wide variety of content on the platform, from thoughts and ...

Videos on Twitter will now look a lot more like TikTok. The company announced that it’s switching to a full-screen “immersive” video player for watching clips. It’s also borrowing the now-familiar ...

Twitter is upgrading its mobile apps to let users capture, edit and post videos — up to 30 seconds in length — as the social service looks to keep pace with rival Facebook as well as offer an ...

Twitter's Periscope videos will now play outside of the main app and website. The videos will now play inside tweets that are embedded on other websites, Twitter announced Thursday. SEE ALSO: Twitter ...

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