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| What if the members of Twitter Blue served as guinea pigs? © Unsplash / Alexander Shatov |
Twitter Blue offers new features to its users following the opening of Labs specially designed for this purpose.
Only available in Canada and Australia, Twitter Blue continues its path while grabbing new positions thanks to an ever-increasing number of members. Recently, Jack Dorsey’s platform was set up, exclusively for Twitter Blue subscribers, a Labs to offer members new features.
TWITTER BLUE HAS ITS COBAYES
By paying between three and four dollars per month depending on the country, members of Twitter Blue enjoy privileges or rather interesting advantages. The social network was relatively active at the beginning of the year, continues to be so at the end of the year 2021. The platform has opened a section called Labs which is neither more nor less a laboratory where Twitter development teams can do test features freely.
This laboratory is therefore strictly reserved for members of Twitter Blue. However, nothing prevents the social network from extending functionality to all users, even those who do not have a subscription. For now, let’s let this Twitter lab celebrate these first two arrivals, namely: a feature to pin private messages at the top of the messages tab as well as another feature to post videos of up to ten minutes long. against two minutes and 20 seconds for traditional users.
Like being ahead of the curve?
Today, we’re rolling out Labs 🔬, giving you *early access* to some new features we’re building before everyone else like:
🔹 Pinned Conversations on iOS
🔹 Longer video uploads on desktop onlyHere are some questions you might be asking:
— Twitter Blue (@TwitterBlue) October 27, 2021
NEW FEATURES WILL ARRIVE SOON
The arrival of a lab for Twitter users is a big deal for teams. These will be able to offer features before they are public. As for members who have purchased a subscription, they will be able to activate or not these features in order not to overload their user experience, and therefore spoil their expertise on the platform.
New features are expected to arrive soon in this lab, but also, for users who do not have a Twitter Blue subscription. The year 2022 could become a turning point for the social network, especially with Spaces, which recently took pride of place in the tab bar at the bottom of the interface.
