More about X (previously Twitter)The X app formerly known as Twitter, has officially retired its famous blue and white bird logo. The icon on the mobile app changed to an “X” in the latest phase of a sweeping rebrand that the site’s owner Elon Musk announced earlier this month.You can watch live streaming and explore the whole world. The main page of the application contains a toolbar having the option of Home, Notifications, and Messaging. On this application, you can visit the profiles of your desired persons and can follow or un-follow, tweet, or re-tweet their posts with ease.The main function of this application is to post small microblogs. And in reply to you, everyone can post their review about the subject trend.Through this trending option, you can judge your favorite personality from Entertainment, the news industry, Politics, or other happenings around the world. Moreover, you can Chat with your friends privately or make group chats.You can customize your profile with photos and current location. You can relive the memory of your older tweets by scrolling down the ‘your tweets Window’. Similar trends options are now available on Facebook where you can get to any trend using the #hashtagTwitter App Update and X RebrandingWhen you open the app, there are three screens to swipe between. First is your feed, featuring the tweets of people you follow, as well as the occasional ‘promoted tweet’. There are also tweets suggested by Twitter based on who you follow.Swipe left to view the Discover tab. Here you can see current trends (which you can set by location), popular tweets, retweets, and suggestions for users to follow.Swiping again brings up the Activity tab. This shows you what the people you follow have been up to on Twitter. You can see what tweets people have “favorited”, for example, and get a feel for what people are talking about when not creating their tweets.You can also see your own Twitter profile, messages, and notifications.When you tweet from the app, as well as share links and 140 characters of text, you can now take photos and videos and share them directly in your tweet. Videos can last up to 30 seconds.