Twitter owner Elon Musk Sunday said he plans to rebrand the platform and do colchones simmons argentina telecomando per cancello came amazon lamp box el gato con sombrero pelicula completa en español tangas marcas תנור indesot seiko 5 automatic snzg13k1 surpyjama chaud bebe transistor nintendo eshop james donkey 007 diy usb gaming wired mouse instrumento para medir metros cejilla para ukelele street one steppjacke gelb testberichte elektrische zahnbürsten borse hogan 2016 prezzi amazonaway with the iconic brand logo. “And soon we shall bid adieu to the Twitter brand and, gradually, all the birds. If a good enough X logo is posted tonight, we’ll make go live worldwide tomorrow”, Musk tweeted. Tweets to be renamed ‘X’
Musk has hinted at replacing the familiar blue bird logo with a new symbol, probably something that resembles his all-time favourite “X.” Along with this, he has also said that a post on Twitter, usually called a tweet, will be renamed to an “X”.
Twitter owner also responded to various queries from people who were curious to know about the upcoming changes at Twitter.
Musk’s obsession with ‘X’ is well-known. He bought Twitter last year for $44 billion and merged the company into an entity called X Corp. To another user he stated that users will not be called “Xers,” and remarked, “We will have no name.” Twitter to be renamed X
He wants to build on his ultimate vision of the X “everything app”, similar to China’s WeChat, offering services including mobile payments and social media under one umbrella.
He also joked about it in a tweet, and wrote, ”Not sure what subtle clues gave it way, but I like the letter X,” along with a picture of him making an X formation with his hands.
In October last year, he had tweeted, “Buying Twitter is an accelerant to creating X, the everything app”.
He had also mentioned ‘X’ while welcoming new CEO Linda Yaccarino in April. He wrote, “Looking forward to working with Linda to transform this platform into X, the everything app”.
The rebrand is the latest change to Twitter by Musk since he acquired the company in October 2022 for $44 billion.