In an effort to make Twitter Spaces appealing to more users, Twitter is updating the panel that displays all the chats in the company’s iOS app. This makes it easier to see who’s hosting, what’s being discussed, and more in Spaces.
This update began rolling out last month to Android users. Now Twitter Spaces has announced that it is also available for iOS users. According to the account, you can learn more about the spaces you see at the top of the timeline, with information like who’s posting, topics discussed, who’s shared a tweet, and more.
Over the course of this year, Twitter has been improving the Spaces feature. Here’s how the company describes audio chat, which once competed with Clubhouse and now has a superior other app.
Sometimes you need to say more than you can tweet, and that’s when Twitter Spaces comes in handy – Spaces is where live audio conversations happen. These are real, live conversations with sound that help you understand what is happening around the world right now. In addition to our new Spaces icon, our teams have been hard at work improving and expanding its functionality.
Here are some of the new things you can do with Twitter Spaces:
Record and Play – The organizer can now record spaces, and recordings can be played indefinitely after a space runs out. Cutting – You can now cut and share the best 30 seconds of a Spaces conversation. Simplify the task. It’s now easier for hosts to launch and tweet about a topic, view and discover topics, respond to topics, and access analytics.
Twitter has also added several other features such as communities, a paid Twitter Blue subscription, the ability to only chat with your closest friends using Circles, and more.
How do you like this Twitter Spaces update for iOS devices? Are you still using this feature? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.
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