You are probably already familiar with Twitter Blue. It is a $3 per month subscription service that unlocks exclusive features on the app. These features aren’t available to non-paying users. Among them is the customizable navigation bar. The free Twitter app on Android has five buttons on the navigation bar — Home, Search, Spaces, Notifications, and Messages. But Twitter Blue subscribers can add up to six. More importantly, they can choose what appears where....

Back in late July, a dangerous vulnerability in Twitter’s API was found after selling 5.4 million users’ data on a forum for $30,000. The package mainly included general data like Twitter IDs, names, and login names. But also, the user’s phone numbers and email addresses were included in the package. In January, Twitter announced it had covered the flaw in its API. However, hackers disagree with that claim. The vulnerability in Twitter API reportedly enables hackers to retrieve the associated Twitter ID by submitting phone numbers and email addresses into the API....

Moreover, Twitter will also prompt users to be more considerate of other people’s opinions when replying to such intense conversations. “Let’s look out for each other,” a pop-up will appear before you can type in your reply. It will feature three golden points encouraging healthy conversations. Firstly, Twitter urges everyone to remember that there’s a human on the other side and that communicating with respect for others makes the platform better for everyone....

If you’ve always wanted to buy a RED camera and have been saving up – now may be the right time to get it. The company has announced that they’re dropping prices on all of its cameras, and you can save up to $25,000. Additionally, RED is simplifying their product lineup and it will offer only three cameras. Starting from 21 May 2018, RED simplified its lineup and now offers these cameras at the following prices:...

Last week, landscape photographer Nigel Danson published an interesting challenge. He invited photographers to edit three of his images, which he shared as raw files. The response was overwhelming with over 1,000 people submitting their edits! As you may assume, they range from subtle to extreme, and it’s a fantastic example how each of us has a different vision even when working on exactly the same task. As a subscriber to Nigel’s mailing list, I received the invitation....