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Twitter Blue Unveils ‘Labs’ to Offer Users Early Access to New Features

Twitter Blue Unveils ‘Labs’ to Offer Users Early Access to New Features

Twitter Blue’s Labs will allow users to upload longer videos from desktop.

By ANI | Updated: 29 October 2021 16:27 IST

Twitter has said that Twitter Blue will be available in additional regions and on Android and the web

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Highlights

Twitter Blue subscribers would get early access to some new features
Features in Twitter's program include pinned conversations on iOS
Twitter promises that Labs will be available in more countries soon

Microblogging site Twitter, which regularly tests new features ahead of their official rollout, has created a new way for some people to check out these new features before everyone else.

Twitter has announced that subscribers to its paid Twitter Blue service will get early access to some new features under a new Labs banner.

Like being ahead of the curve?

Today, we're rolling out Labs ????, giving you *early access* to some new features we're building before everyone else like:
???? Pinned Conversations on iOS
???? Longer video uploads on desktop only

Here are some questions you might be asking:
— Twitter Blue (@TwitterBlue) October 27, 2021

For those who are familiar with YouTube's Labs features for Premium subscribers, it sounds like a similar model.

Features in Twitter's program include pinned conversations on iOS, which lets users pin DM conversations to the top of the list, and the ability to post longer video uploads from a desktop computer.

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Users can only subscribe to Twitter Blue if they're on iOS and live in Canada and Australia, so Labs features aren't widely accessible just yet.

Twitter promises that Labs will be available in more countries soon, though, and the company has said on its website that Blue will be available in additional regions and on Android and the web "in the near future."

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