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December 9, 2012 04:11 pm GMT
This weekend the blogosphere is abuzz with news that Twitter is planning to build Instagram-like photo filters into a new version of its mobile app which will be reportedly released in time to take advantage of all those Winter Holiday photos. The move makes sense - photo sharing apps have exploded. Notably, Instagram got a big boost as it saw over ten million photos posted on the day of Thanksgiving, a record high. Twitter clearly wants some of that action, and filters are a way of enriching the whole experience for its users, and creating more engagement. But could Twitter be lifting some ideas from startups out there? We've heard rumours that one feature of the new Twitter app - allowing a simple swipe of the screen to change filters - looks suspiciously like the feature on EyeEm's app, the Berlin-based photo discovery startup. We're not suggesting that Twitter will have seen it there - but it's clearly going to be interesting if Twitter's new app has that kind of feature in it.
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Is Twitter Planning To Emulate The Swipe Filter Feature From EyeEms Photo App?
This weekend the blogosphere is abuzz with news that Twitter is planning to build Instagram-like photo filters into a new version of its mobile app which will be reportedly released in time to take advantage of all those Winter Holiday photos. The move makes sense - photo sharing apps have exploded. Notably, Instagram got a big boost as it saw over ten million photos posted on the day of Thanksgiving, a record high. Twitter clearly wants some of that action, and filters are a way of enriching the whole experience for its users, and creating more engagement. But could Twitter be lifting some ideas from startups out there? We've heard rumours that one feature of the new Twitter app - allowing a simple swipe of the screen to change filters - looks suspiciously like the feature on EyeEm's app, the Berlin-based photo discovery startup. We're not suggesting that Twitter will have seen it there - but it's clearly going to be interesting if Twitter's new app has that kind of feature in it.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/fbKA3Hc9sG4/
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