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Image Source : TWITTER LOGIN Twitter updates the iconic blue bird logo to the new X logo In a surprising move, Twitter's iconic blue bird logo has been replaced by a new 'X' logo on the web version of the platform. The change was hinted by Twitter owner Elon Musk through a series of cryptic tweets on Sunday (23 July 2023). Musk's tweets suggested a departure from the…

It has been an exciting 3-day period for Twitter, which is now known as X, as it completed its rebranding exercise by changing the company logo, getting an x.com redirection to Twitter, and planning big moves for a future ‘super-app'. But while the changes were easy to make online, the company struggled to do the same in the real world. As the microblogging platform's San Francisco headquarters began removing the old logo (instead of blowtorching them as Elon Musk promised), police showed up at the site to temporarily…

Twitter logo change announced today is not the only change wrought by Elon Musk since he bought the portal. He has brought major changes and here we list how he reshaped the platform in his own image - a brash, genius, go-getter foused on quality and profit. In fact, ever since billionaire Elon Musk took over Twitter, he has been making significant changes, but his latest move will be the most transformative yet. Musk announced a rebranding of the micro-blogging platform, changing it into 'X' and bidding farewell to the…

It is official, Larry the Bird is dead! After numerous changes to Twitter such as Twitter Blue subscriptions and limiting DMs since Elon Musk's takeover, this latest move has resulted in the rebranding of the microblogging platform. In effect, the Twitter of old is virtually dead and the new one has just arrived in a new avatar. Interestingly, instead of hiring graphic designers to create the new logo, the Twitter chief, on Sunday, had asked his followers to post mockups of the X logo, tweeting, “If a good enough X logo…

Tired of that lovely bird song, Musk has smothered the cage housing Twitter’s classic bird logo. The site is still called “Twitter,” microblogging posts are still called “Tweets” but the little blue bird logo appearing in the top corner of the site for over a decade has become a big, bland, black “X.”Mr. Tweet Fumbles Super Bowl TweetMusk announced the change in a Tweet over the weekend, and come Sunday the Twitter owner was firing off a storm of half-jokey tweets talking up the change as some grand moment in the history…

Early Monday, the Twitter website started showing the new X logo in its upper-left corner, where Twitter’s blue bird once perched. Musk had overnight changed his profile photo, as well as that of the official Twitter account, to the new “X" logo. The billionaire owner of Twitter signaled the change was coming in a series of tweets early Sunday, posting that Twitter would soon switch its longtime logo—the silhouette of a jovial blue bird—to an “X." “Soon…

Elon Musk-owned Twitter has replaced the blue bird logo with an X. The new logo has received mixed reactions from users and experts. The Carl Pei-owned tech startup Nothing has also reacted to the social media platform’s ‘X’ logo. The company also took to Twitter to react to the logo by sharing a meme on the platform. Twitter’s logo looks similar to the one used by the phone maker for its Nothing X app. This app is important for people who own Nothing’s audio devices like the Ear (2) and the Ear Stick. Users need this app…

Elon Musk and Twitter Chief Executive Officer Linda Yaccarino unveiled a logo for the social media platform on Monday that featured a white X on a black background as a replacement for the familiar blue bird symbol."X is here! Let's do this," tweeted Yaccarino, who also posted a picture of the logo projected on the company's offices in San Francisco.Both Yaccarino's and Musk's Twitter handles feature the X logo, although the Twitter blue bird is still visible across the platform."#GoodbyeTwitter" was trending on the…

Twitter has removed the iconic bird logo and adopted ‘X’ as its official logo. This move comes after Elon Musk announced the change over the weekend. The change is already live on the website. Notably, Musk tweeted that x.com now also redirects to twitter.com. In the post, Musk also called this an “interim” logo, so we might see another logo change in the future. The social network might not stop at just replacing the logo. Musk said the company will eventually “bid adieu to the Twitter brand…

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