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August 23, 2011 01:59 am GMT
Over the last few months, Twitter has been rolling out some key new enhancements to their user experience, adding improved search functionality and the ability to upload images right from a user's Twitter stream. The photo upgrade came thanks to Photobucket hosting and appeared as a pic.twitter link and image for a user's followers, as we reported in June and again two weeks ago, when the feature was officially available to a full 100 percent of Twitter users.Today, Twitter keeps the photo updates rolling, by adding image galleries to the everyday Twitter user experience. Huzzah! According to Twitter's new support page, these user image galleries will collect the 100 most recent images a user has uploaded into his or her Tweets over the course of their recent Twitter careers, organizing them all on a single page, and displaying them in chronological order.
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Five Years Later, Twitter Rolls Out Image Galleries
Over the last few months, Twitter has been rolling out some key new enhancements to their user experience, adding improved search functionality and the ability to upload images right from a user's Twitter stream. The photo upgrade came thanks to Photobucket hosting and appeared as a pic.twitter link and image for a user's followers, as we reported in June and again two weeks ago, when the feature was officially available to a full 100 percent of Twitter users.Today, Twitter keeps the photo updates rolling, by adding image galleries to the everyday Twitter user experience. Huzzah! According to Twitter's new support page, these user image galleries will collect the 100 most recent images a user has uploaded into his or her Tweets over the course of their recent Twitter careers, organizing them all on a single page, and displaying them in chronological order.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/bKBUlehODd8/
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