Here’s a tidbit of startup history that may not be widely known outside of the tech firms themselves: The first versions of popular Android apps, like Twitter, were built by Google itself. That ...

X (formerly Twitter) can no longer be accessed in the Mac App Store, suggesting that it has been officially delisted. Searches for both “Twitter” and “X” on Apple’s platform no longer surface the app.

X is now referencing Twitter in its Apple App Store listing after the app dropped in the rankings. Credit: Sheldon Cooper/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images Just this week, X dropped the bizarre ...

Formerly a must-have social app, Twitter for Mac is no longer visible in the Mac App Store, but you could still use the X iPad app on Apple Silicon. The Elon Musk era's changing of Twitter to X has ...

Twitter had largely ignored its Mac app under its prior ownership, and reportedly updated the app in 2015 by hiring a third-party digital studio to rebuild it. The Twitter for Mac app was later ...

Apple Vision Pro still lacks many popular apps, and X (or Twitter, as you prefer) is one of them. While there’s no sign of an official visionOS app coming soon, an independent developer has created ...

Tapbots, the developer behind the well-loved Tweetbot and Ivory apps for Twitter and Mastodon, is working on an iOS and Mac app for Bluesky called Phoenix, as spotted by MacStories. The company plans ...

There's a new app in town. Noplace, a text-based feed that's like if MySpace and Twitter had a Gen Z baby, is dominating the Apple App Store charts this week. The social media app is the brainchild of ...