The social media platform is testing out a "status" feature that lets users select from a pre-set menu of vibes(?) to accompany each post. Reading time 2 minutes Have you ever thought, “I’m about to ...

Remember that AIM away message-like status feature Twitter was spotted working on a few months back? It looks a bit different now and is finally being tested with some Twitter users. Based on ...

Some Twitter users now have access to the Twitter Status feature. Twitter Statuses are short, pre-written notes that tell followers what you're doing or how you're feeling. If you can set a Twitter ...

Remember Twitter statuses? The company has experimented with some variant of the feature several times, last time in 2019 when it announced a test, which never resulted in a wide release. The status ...

Twitter might soon take a page from Instagram's defunct Threads app — not to mention other messaging apps you used in the past two decades. As The Verge reports, code sleuth Jane Manchun Wong has ...

is a reporter with five years of experience covering consumer tech releases, EU tech policy, online platforms, and mechanical keyboards. A new Status feature has started appearing for some Twitter ...

Twitter’s throwback feature, Twitter Status, is today expanding its list of potential status updates to choose from, in a continuation of tests that began this July. The feature, which is something of ...

Whether you want to "share your shower thoughts or have a bad case of the Mondays," users can add a status topic to a tweet. Zach began writing for CNET in November, 2021 after writing for a broadcast ...

In the past three years, developments in social networking and internet applications have begun providing internet users with more opportunities for sharing short updates about themselves, their lives ...

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Twitter is reportedly working on a ‘vibe check’ feature that allows users to set a status. It was spotted by researcher and reverse engineer, Jane Manchun Wong, on Twitter. It seems that ‘Vibe’ could ...

Some 19% of internet users now say they use Twitter or another service to share updates about themselves, or to see updates about others. This represents a significant increase over previous surveys ...