Twitter Testing Android App Redesign With Edge-To-Edge Images & Video

Early final month, Twitter introduced that it’s testing a redesign for the iOS app. That redesign was being examined on a restricted variety of customers, and it in all probability nonetheless is. It was solely a matter of time earlier than Twitter begins doing the identical on Android, and it simply occurred. Twitter didn’t announce that the take a look at for the Android app began, nevertheless it looks like it has, as plenty of customers acquired the brand new design with edge-to-edge pictures and video.Twitter began testing Android app redesign with edge-to-edge pictures & videoA tipster, Yogesh Brar, reported that he acquired the redesign, as did another customers within the feedback. I didn’t obtain it, nor did any of my colleagues, so I requested him to share a screenshot for us to test it out.If you check out the 2 pictures under, you’ll be capable of see each previous and new designs. On the left sits the previous (present) one, whereas on the fitting is the brand new one, the one presently in testing. As you may see, the brand new format pulls media from the left fringe of the show, to the fitting. Also, if you happen to embody a caption in there, will probably be in a separate row(s), not subsequent to your profile image.That’s just about so far as seen modifications are involved. Some individuals are not a fan of this, just like the tipster who shared the screenshot, whereas others appear to love it, me included.This new UI design will possible make it to everybody within the close to futureTwitter will possible push out this new design within the close to future to everybody, however we nonetheless don’t know when. The firm hasn’t even introduced that the take a look at begun for Android customers, not less than to not my data.This will not be a significant change by any means, nevertheless it does put pictures and video entrance and middle, it undoubtedly highlights them extra. Whether you want that or not will rely in your desire, after all.