iOS has Twitter to their liking, while Windows Phone’s iteration is already following their Modern UI. What about Android? Well, here it is – Twitter 4.0, the update you might have been waiting for.
Most of the update is visual. Gone are the iOS-like gradients and 3D-buttons for design language as it employs a flatter UI across the app. The curved element of the edges are also gone, and the experience feels more boxy – but not to a point that it feels like Windows Phone.
By swiping across the screen (no need to press buttons), you can get to your Home, Connect, Discover & Me tabs. Also, the other major change is the font used as it takes charge with Roboto, Android’s font. The other thing that saw improvement is the way use the #hashtag as suggestions now appear.
There was one thing Twitter missed however. Windows 8 already has a Twitter app, and the iPad has tablet-optimized app — when Android doesn’t have a tablet optimized one, which makes viewing Twitter on 10-inch screens a mess.
Here’s a hands-on preview video:
You can get Twitter 4.0 for Android here.
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koolpinoy says:
anong klaseng preview video yan? malabo. next time gumamit ka naman ng magandang video cam o ayusin ang pag kuha ng video
koolopong says:
May masabi lang? Uso i-adjust ang settings sa HD kung gusto mo ng malinaw.
Carlo says:
Ah syempre hindi mawawala mga anti-freking comments. Nagabang mga yan lagi ng articles ni Freking eh. Sikat ka na talaga, Bob!
Daniel Padilla says:
Medyo bad boy!
Marc says:
What a waste of time. Internet space. And effort.
Yes nag aksaya ako ng oras para ipost ang comment na ito. Para ma express ko ang dissappointment sa kalidad ng articles dito.
This article is simply a trash.
Hahaha says:
Sana magkakilala si Sotto at Freking. Sobrang magkakasundo siguro sila right? Hihihi. Kakakilig! :))))
Wave87 says:
Why so many haters? This article was also posted on Engadget, but the comments aren’t about the writer.
Anyway, I like Twitter’s new UI. Smoother and faster than the previous version.
Zuheltzer says:
I first opened yugatech before engadget so I saw this article first. Thanks for posting this. saved me time from reading other sites’ posts about twitter’s update.
Qwerty says:
Lol. These haters are your most loyal readers. Funny!
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