The Twitter app is one of the most popular applications mobile owners use and the company that developed it always makes sure it’s regularly updated to minimize issues but there are still times when problems occur. Some of our readers that own Google Pixel 2 units have contacted us because the app reportedly started to
It’s no secret that BlackBerry is no longer the force it once was in the mobile industry. The company has launched a handful of Android handsets over the past couple of years, which was highly suggestive of the fate of BB10, the company’s most recent independently developed mobile OS. The company has now announced that
Twitter app is one of the most used apps across all mobile platforms and I’m pretty sure that its developers make sure it’s updated regularly to address possible compatibility issues. However, there would always come a time that you you’d encounter some problems while using it. Such is the case with some Samsung Galaxy Note
There are two common signs that Twitter is crashing on your LG G7 ThinQ. You may either get the error message “Unfortunately, Twitter has stopped” or the app closes immediately after you open it. No matter the symptom, it’s an app-related problem and you can actually fix it on your own without having to bring
Twitter is a pretty stable application as the company behind it makes sure the app is updated and widespread issues are fixed in a timely manner so as not to disrupt the usage of millions of its users. The LG V35 ThinQ is one of the most recent releases of LG and it packs up
Twitter, while it’s one of the most popular apps being used by smartphone owners right now, may still encounter a few hiccups here and there. We have readers that own the Samsung Galaxy A7 who’ve been complaining about the app that keeps on crashing. Some said the crash is characterized by an error message that
Learn the most effective solution to fix Twitter that keeps crashing on your Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus. Understand why this problem occurs and learn all other methods to fix this problem. App crashes are often minor issues and they may occur from time to time. Oftentimes, they occur when your phone is running out of
#Twitter is one of the most widely used social media platforms in the world and a popular place for celebrities and influential people to voice their opinion. It’s not up there with Facebook in terms of revenues or popularity but is still a relevant name in social media. One of the primary criticisms of the platform
#Twitter has announced that it will soon close the curtains on Vine, which is a popular video sharing site that was acquired by Twitter back in 2012. Vine has a large following across the world, thanks largely to its easy to use interface and the premise of using short GIF styled videos. It’s something that
#Twitter has just added a nifty little feature to its mobile applications which brings read receipts to your messages. This is a handy little feature if you’re still waiting for that reply from someone, letting you know if you should genuinely wait for a reply or just take the hint. The update will be included right
#Twitter might not be the most popular social media platform out there today, but it’s no doubt one of the most popular ones out there. In order to bolster user experience, the makers have now decided to add a new ‘Night Mode’ toggle within the app, which will reduce the strain on your eyes if
#Twitter has now upped the duration limit for videos that you upload on its apps. While the previous limit was 30 seconds, customers can now upload videos of up to 140 seconds in length. The company made the official announcement through a blog post and a customary tweet. What’s more is that videos in full-screen
The #Twitter app on #Android is now seeing a major UI overhaul, which will significantly enhance UI experience for the users. Gone is the old menu navigation and you will now see a more refined interface once you get the update. It’s rolling out on a global level, so geography shouldn’t get in the way
After popular third-party #Twitter app, Falcon, saw the exit from the Play Store a couple of years ago, Fenix has now seen a similar fate. If you’re wondering, well, the app wasn’t removed for a rule violation or any such issues but simply because Fenix has reached Twitter’s token limit, which only allows a certain number
