Twitter has finally launched a significant update for its iOS application. This update introduces Twitter Space, a new feature now accessible to all users. This news was initially leaked by tech news giant, The Verge.
As per The Verge’s report, the latest version of Twitter’s iOS app includes the much-anticipated Twitter Space feature. However, the current update does not permit all users to create a new Space.
At present, only a select group of users have been granted the ability to access and create a Space. But with this new update, Twitter plans to extend the capability to create a new Space to its entire user base. Also Read – Twitter goes premium, Introduces new paid features
Twitter Space to launch next month
Leaked reports suggest that Twitter, the renowned social media platform, is gearing up to roll out its Space feature to all users in the coming month. This official launch will empower users to create their own rooms, extend invitations, and engage in discussions within these rooms. Also Read – Discord launches Clubhouse like new audio chat feature
A member of Twitter’s Space team, known as Alex or @akkhosh, disclosed this information, as reported by TechCrunch. The team is diligently working to ensure that Space becomes accessible to everyone in the next month. Thus, enabling any user to host a Space room.
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Music Support for Space
Alex, a key member of the team, has confirmed that the social media giant is planning to introduce music support in Space. This means users will soon be able to incorporate music into their Twitter Space. Also Read – Twitter introduce full size image preview feature for Android and iOS
Furthermore, the social media platform is exploring innovative ways to integrate Space seamlessly with tweets. It’s worth remembering that members has been developing the Space feature for quite some time now. The company has also been working on native methods to record conversations within Twitter Spaces. Also Read – Twitter Space is currently in testing phase, to launch soon
This new feature will enable Twitter users to post and tweet recordings from their Spaces sessions on their profiles. These recordings can also be shared across various other platforms.
Twitter believes that this feature will contribute to reducing online hate, as fewer individuals are likely to engage in abusive speech when their words can be recorded and shared. Also Read – New Mahindra Scorpio-N 2022 SUV launched in India; full review
What is Twitter Space?
Twitter Space, the audio-chat feature, is now accessible to all Twitter users, regardless of their follower count. Initially, this feature was exclusively available on the iOS platform, but it has since been rolled out to Android users. Also Read – Motorola Smartwatch Series to Launch in Coming Months
Spaces allows users to tune into a variety of topics, from casual conversations and formal interviews to in-depth discussions. This feature is similar to Clubhouse, another popular audio-chat platform. Also Read – Another Xiaomi folding phone could launch after October along with Mi MIX Fold
Users who wish to utilize this latest feature from Twitter can start their own chatrooms. In addition to this, Twitter has been working on native methods to record conversations within Twitter Spaces. This means users will soon be able to post and tweet recordings from their Spaces sessions on their profiles.
These recordings can also be shared across various other platforms. Twitter believes that this feature will contribute to reducing online hate, as fewer individuals are likely to engage in abusive speech when their words can be recorded and shared. Also Read – Happy Birthday Amazon Alexa, turns 3 in India
The company is also planning to introduce music support in Spaces. This means users will soon be able to incorporate music into their Twitter Spaces. Furthermore, Twitter is exploring innovative ways to integrate Space seamlessly with tweets. Also Read – Xiaomi Redmi Note 10: Pricing and Launch
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