Twitter’s new ‘X’ brand to evolve over time: Musk

San Francisco, July 26 – As Twitter is being rebranded as ‘X’, its proprietor Elon Musk on Wednesday stated that the brand new brand will evolve over time.

When a person posted, “X brand is now extra bolder & edgy.”

Musk replied: “I don’t just like the thicker bars, so reverting. The emblem will evolve over time.”

In response to a different tweet, he stated, “X will develop into essentially the most useful model on Earth. Make my phrases.”

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“Lot of nice folks at X,” he posted.

Musk had began hinting at this rebranding on Sunday with a collection of tweets, beginning with one which stated, “quickly we will bid adieu to the Twitter model and, step by step, all of the birds.”

On Monday, ‘X’ brand changed the Twitter blue fowl on the platform’s internet model.

Musk additionally modified the corporate’s official account’s title to ‘X’ on the platform together with its image.

In the meantime, the corporate introduced that it’s rolling out a function that permits Verified Customers to obtain sure movies.

Nonetheless, movies uploaded earlier than Tuesday usually are not downloadable. This function is presently rolling out on iOS, and might be obtainable on Android and Internet quickly.

Additionally, if customers don’t need their video to be downloaded by somebody, they’ll disable the ‘Enable video to be downloaded’ choice on their video whereas composing their Tweet.

Musk on Tuesday clarified, “Twitter was acquired by X Corp each to make sure freedom of speech and as an accelerant for X, the all the pieces app. This isn’t merely an organization renaming itself, however doing the identical factor.”

“The Twitter title made sense when it was simply 140 character messages going forwards and backwards– like birds tweeting– however now you possibly can publish virtually something, together with a number of hours of video.”

He additional stated that within the coming months, the corporate will add complete communications and the power to conduct the “complete monetary world.”