Twitter has relaunched their home page and have made quite a few changes on to the interface and not it aims at providing greater ease of use and also helps companies to advertise their profile. The new version of Twitter, which the company is gradually making available starting on Thursday, will feature a new look and feel and faster performance, the company said.
The redesign seems to be due to the latest releases on google plus and facebook subscribe, which works very much close to the idea what twitter does. This seems to be quite evident in the changes as the hash tags has been added on with a link that will help you search the contents. Also a new activity bar which helps you find or follow the latest on your favorites.
"We have to provide the simplest and fastest way for people around the world to connect to everything they care about," Twitter Chief Executive Dick Costolo said as he introduced the new version of the site at an event at the company's future headquarters in San Francisco.
Costolo appeared alongside Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey, who returned to the company in March as executive chairman to oversee the company's product design and development efforts.
Twitter allows people to send 140-character messages, or "tweets," throughout the network of over 100 million users. It is one of the Web's most popular social networking services, along with Facebook and Zynga.
People also find this increase due to the latest signups and tie-ups the company has been making. Apple had integrated the application on to their devices and this had increased the subscription by 25 million. "Twitter should be useful by those who know the shortcuts, and also equally useful by those who don't really use the shortcuts," said Dorsey.
A new "Discover" section of the website highlights the most popular topics on the site based on each user's location and interests.
The new version of Twitter also features a revamped profile page, in which a company can customize the look of their brand and highlight specific content, such as videos or photos. Previously, the profile pages displayed a chronological list of the company's most recent Tweets.
