Details of Major Twitter App Update Get Leaked

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Posted July 9, 2012 at 6:54am by iClarified

Details of a major update to Twitter's app for iPhone have accidentally been leaked via the iOS 6 App Store, reports 9to5Mac.

The site discovered details about the unreleased version in the Update History section of the app's description.

Upcoming Twitter 4.3 Features:
● Discover more interactive experiences inside any Tweet: when you view tweet details contianling links to partner websites, you can now see content previews, view images, play videos and more
● Special experience around selected events: we'll curate accounts and surface the best Tweets and photos from those involved
● Improvements to autocomplete suggestions when you search for people in Connect
● Push Notifications for Tweets: you can know immediately when selected people you follow have tweeted
● Ambient notifications: enables you to see brief non-interruptive notifications in the status bar while you are using the app
● Discover: now indicates when new stories are available for the user to load
● Trends: support for personalized trends
● Tappable avatars that take you directly to user profiles
● Performance improvements
● Support for password entry in app when experiencing authentications issues
● Hungarian language support
● Updated with new Twitter bird
● Many other tweaks, polish, and bug and crasher fixes

It's unclear when this new version of the Twitter app will become available. The updated history was posted on July 6th.

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Tames - July 9, 2012 at 1:28pm

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