Twitter Now Supports Rich Notifications in iOS 10 - Download Now

Twitter for iOS received a minor update, bringing with information technology the much-awaited rich notifications support in iOS 10.

Rich Notifications Accept the Twitter Feel on iPhone I Stride Further

iOS 10 is a feature packed release, assuasive developers to achieve things with their apps that just weren't possible earlier. Rich notifications is one of those areas, where an app can evidence images and other media, right from Notification Center, without having to open the app itself. Today, Twitter has joined the rich notifications bandwagon and anyone with a device running iOS 10 tin can brand exercise with information technology.

Whenever someone tweets an image to you, just deep press on the notification to see the image there and and so. Keep in mind ane matter though, those with 3D Impact enabled devices can access rich notifications much hands compared to those who practise non. If you have a non-iPhone seven or iPhone 6s device, then merely swipe left on the notification then tap on 'View' to display the contents. Not exactly ideal, just hey, it gets the job done, doesn't it?

The official Twitter for iPhone and iPad app is admittedly free to download and use. Yous can grab information technology directly from the App Shop or by borer on the link which we have added below.

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Wrap Up

The official Twitter app does get the task done but it lacks in a lot of areas which third-parties swiftly fulfill. Accept a look at Tweetbot, for instance. Information technology'due south feature-packed, and does then much in places such as profiles, status details and whatnot. Just of course, where Tweetbot shines, it also comes fastened with a cost tag of $nine.99, which is pretty darn steep if you're asking me. Especially if y'all practice not employ Twitter on a day to day basis. If yous're a ability user though, then it's definitely worth the investment. You will not find a better piece of software anywhere else to get the well-nigh out of Twitter.