Last fall, Twitter unveiled a dedicated Spaces tab in the iOS version of its mobile app. The tab, which you can probably guess even if you do not have access to an iPhone, allows users to see a curated list of active live audio spaces with the option to filter them based on your interests.
Wednesday Twitter it was expanding the test to include Android users. If you have access to the trial version, you can open the Spaces tab by tapping the newly added microphone icon at the bottom of the interface. As before, the tab is so far only available in English.
Since Twitter began testing live audio in, the company has moved on to repeat the format by a quick clip. What started as a relatively sparse offer has in recent months gained features such as. In the past, Twitter also added the ability for users to share. They all came when the company was working to give all users the opportunity to.
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