Twitter Borrows From Facebook With New Card Format For Displaying Links On Mobile
By Jon Russell If you’re an avid user of Twitter on mobile — iOS and Android in particular — then you’ll notice that the microblogging service has changed how it displays links in its apps. URLs are out, replaced instead by a card-like format that displays stories much like Facebook does. Read More
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