Twitter threads are confusing, and there's a reason for that. They're a feature that Twitter only developed after users began making them ad hoc. Twitter famously limits how long tweets can be, so ...

Much like Twitter, Threads allows users to share their thoughts, memes, and opinions via text-based posts that can be up to 500 characters long and can include photos, videos, and links as well.

Threads, the Twitter clone rolled out by Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta last week, is an incredibly simple and sometimes overwhelming app at the same time. Whether you’re an intrigued Instagram user ...

Meta’s new Twitter competitor Threads is off to a great start. In just five days after its initial launch, Threads already crossed the 100 million user mark – the first social media app to ever do so ...

Days before the second anniversary of Meta launching Threads, the social media platform has finally added DMs. On Tuesday, ...

According to the company, Threads “offers a new, separate space for real-time updates and public conversations,” rivaling Elon Musk’s Twitter. Tens of millions of people agree already.

Threads is Instagram's latest social media platform. It hopes to be a rival to Elon Musk's Twitter. Users on Threads can write, share, and respond to posts with up to 500 characters. Here's a step ...

This week, Meta launched its new social media app, called Threads. This Twitter-like network lets users post short text blurbs along with images and videos. It’s an obvious move to win over ...

So what if you had a billion followers on Twitter? Meta’s new app, Threads, is rapidly growing, with 70 million sign-ups in the first couple of days according to a tweet …I mean Thread post ...

While Threads look nearly identical to Twitter, Meta has insisted that the new social media app is not a copy of its formidable rival. "Threads is a new app that's focused on text and dialogue.

Twitter threads are confusing, and there's a reason for that. They're a feature that Twitter only developed after users began making them ad hoc. Twitter famously limits how long tweets can be, so ...