iPhone users who tweet photos will discover a lot to like in the fresh edition of the iOS Twitter app.
Released on Wednesday,
edition 6.1 of Twitter for iOS adds more than a few handy options for
tweaking your photos earlier than you share them with your followers.
The gallery icon lets you rapidly choose a photo from your camera roll.
You can then crop and rotate it and outlook dissimilar versions of your
photo as seen through different filters.
You can also choose an
existing tweet and then reply to it with a photo chosen through the
gallery icon. And you can more simply mention the names of other
tweeters when you add a photo to your own tweet.
The Twitter iOS page
seems to point to that the updated features are aimed at the iPhone and
iPad. The gallery icon and other improvements do come into view on my
iPhone but not on my iPad. Earlier this week, Twitter rolled out the
similar photo restriction enhancements to its Android app.
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