Monday, April 5, 2021 at 4:23PM 
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Twitter is working hard to develop its Clubhouse-like audio chat rooms. The company confirmed with The Verge that it was working to bring Spaces to the web. The feature is already available on iOS and, recently, Android, beating out Clubhouse who is still working on its Android app.
Thursday, March 25, 2021 at 11:01AM 
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Direct messages on Twitter already offer emoji reactions, but it looks like the social network is considering adding this feature to tweets. The company has been sending out surveys to a few users asking them about their opinions on adding a new reaction system to Twitter. The approach is similar to what you can do on Facebook posts.
In the survey, Twitter shows mockups of the system and asks users what they would prefer. The reactions included are Like, Funny, Interesting, Sad, Awesome, Support, and Angry. The Awesome and Support responses have the option of either a surprised face or fire emoji for the former and the hugging emoji or raised hands for the latter.
Saturday, March 20, 2021 at 5:19AM 
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Twitter's Undo Send option that app researcher Jane Manchun Wong found earlier this month is in the works. The social network confirmed with CNET that it's testing out the feature. But now, we learn that it might be tied to the company's rumoured paid subscription service.
A tweet shared by Wong shows the feature tied to the paid option. Another feature Twitter is looking to add to this premium option is Super Follows, which will let you follow a creator or publisher to gain exclusive access to content or newsletters. Will you be willing to pay for these features?
Thursday, March 11, 2021 at 1:34PM Twitter's audio chat feature and its answer to the popular and exclusive chat app Clubhouse might be coming to all users soon. The company said it plans to make Twitter Spaces available for all users by April. It is not a set release date, though, but it's the timeframe Twitter hopes to have the feature in all of its users' hands.
