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According to the latest information, Twitter expects to make some improvements to the display of photos that you can see in your timeline. Social Network is currently experimenting with a new display size, but is downloading it in 4K. Many changes coming soon for the iOS app!
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Twitter is one of the most sought after social networks To improve User experience Of its website, but of its use. The completely new design of the images in the tweets, the Blue Bird of Experiment (with the beta testers of the app) announced today, the goal here Zoom in Size, but To improve Maximum quality!
One of the future updates to the iOS app will be integrated Download images in 4K, You can display photos and videos High resolution, You have to choose whether you want to download the content exclusively via WiFi or 4G / 5G.
In its announcement, Twitter explains:
Got a collection of high resolution photos waiting to be shared? We are testing ways to download and view 4K images on Android and iOS. If you are experimenting, update your high quality image options in the “Data usage” settings to get started.
For now, no date has been announced for the arrival of these two new features in official use. Typically, a Twitter beta lasts several weeks!
Now testing on Android and iOS: When you tweet an image, how the image appears in the tweet composer is chronologically – bigger and better. pic.twitter.com/izI5S9VRdX
– Twitter support (w Twitter support) March 10, 2021
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