Saturday, January 25, 2025
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Tuesday, January 14, 2025
X Introduces Grok for Proofreading and Rewriting
Thursday, January 9, 2025
Unlock the Power of AI: X Launches Standalone Grok App for iPhone Users
Saturday, December 14, 2024
Grok AI Now Accessible to All Users
Saturday, August 17, 2024
Create Amazing Images with Grok 2.0: The Future of AI Image Generation
Sunday, August 11, 2024
Revolutionize Information Access with the 'Ask Grok' Feature on X
Saturday, April 13, 2024
Master the Art of Muting on X (Twitter)
- Open the X menu by clicking the More link in the left column.
- Tap "Settings and Privacy."
- Click "Privacy and safety" and tap "Mute and block."
- Choose "Muted words" and tap the new icon in the bottom right corner.
- Type the word, phrase, or hashtag you want to mute in the field above and select your preferences below.
- Click "Save" in the top right corner to mute the word, phrase, or hashtag.
- Customized feed tailored to your interests and preferences
- Avoidance of unwanted content and spoilers
- Enhanced control over your social media experience
- Over-reliance on muting may limit your exposure to diverse content and perspectives
- Muting can lead to echo chambers if not used judiciously
Thursday, March 14, 2024
Effortlessly Share Your Discoveries: Microsoft Edge’s Social Media Integration
- Open Microsoft Edge and navigate to the page you want to share.
- Go to Settings (three dots in top-right corner) and More menu and select Share.
- Or right-click on the page and select Share.
- Choose your desired social media platform such as Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn.
- If not already logged in, enter your credentials for the chosen platform.
- Customize your post with a personal message or tags.
- Hit share and you’re done!
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fig. 1 - Share Page on Microsoft Edge Browser |
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Sunday, August 6, 2023
How to Hide the Blue Checkmark Icon on Twitter X
- Go to your Twitter X home page.
- Click on More
- Click on Settings and Support.
- Click on Settings and Privacy.
- Click on Blue
- Click on Early Access to select new. features
- Click Profile customization LINK
- Check/Uncheck the box next to Hide or Un-Hide your blue checkmark.
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fig. 1 - Hide Twitter X Blue Checkmark |
- Open the X Twitter app.
- Tap on your profile icon.
- Tap on Blue.
- Tap on Preferences.
- Tap on Verification,
- Tap on Blue Checkmark.
- Toggle the switch off to hide your blue checkmark.
- If you hide your blue checkmark, it will still be visible to some people.
- You can always choose to show your blue checkmark again at any time by following the same steps above and toggling the switch on.
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Saturday, July 29, 2023
Twitter is Dead. Long Live X
Twitter, the popular social media platform, is dead.
In a major rebranding effort, it is now the "everything" X app.
No more *tweets*.
Now they are *Posts*.
Its iconic bird logo has been replaced with a new X logo.
But what does this mean for users?
What changes can we expect to see on the X app?
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fig.1 - X Twitter App - @OneCoolTip |
Since buying Twitter for 44 Billion dollars a few months ago, Elon Musk has introduced a slew of new features such as the opening the verified user checkmark to paid subscribers, long form text, video and easing censorship on the platform.
Musk has not yet revealed all of the details about what the new X will offer, but it is rumored that the company is working on a number of new features, including:
- A payments feature that will allow users to send and receive money directly through the app.
- A shopping feature that will allow users to buy and sell products and services on X.
- A productivity feature that will allow users to collaborate on projects and share files.
If Musk is able to deliver on his promises, X could become a major player in the social media and mobile payments markets.
You can find OneCoolTip on X at @OneCoolTip
You can find X on the web at www.X.com.
Don't have the X app on your phone?
You can find the X app here:
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Sunday, February 12, 2023
Tweet More, Say More: Twitter Unveils New Feature Allowing Longer Tweets!
Your problem is now solved!
Twitter has increased the number of characters allowed in a tweet to 4,000!
The new capability rolled out to Twitter users who are subscribed to the Twitter Blue feature.
For now, only the first 280 characters can be seen initially.
Readers have to click to read the rest of the Tweet.
Twitter Blue is a new subscription featuring, costing $8 per month, that offers increased features to users including access to new and expanded features on the Twitter site.
Subscribers are noted with a blue checkmark.
This checkmark replaced the legacy blue checkmark that was previously only available to select, verified and usually public Twitter users.
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Wednesday, October 7, 2015
Twitter Debuts Moments to Highlight the Best Tweets
With millions of tweets every day, it's hard to find the most interesting, up-to-the minute tweets. Especially those with multimedia content.
Swiping the top menu shows Moments in other categories such as Entertainment, Fun, News, and Sports.
Moments is a valuable tool to keep Twitter relevant to its users. Discovery of new content is now easier to do.
Enjoy.
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Saturday, August 29, 2015
Twitter Removes 140-character Limit from Direct Messages
Rejoice.
Your cries have been heard.
Twitter has removed the 140-character limit on Direct Messages.
But the limit remains for public tweets tho.
Maybe you don't know that Twitter has a user-to-user message feature called Direct Messages.
Available from the twitter.com site as well as the Android and iOS apps, you can start a private message to anyone who follows you.
For more detailed instructions on direct messaging, check out Twitter's help page:
Twitter's About Direct Messages help Page
We've covered several cool Twitter tips. Check them out! Google Now Shows Twitter in Desktop Search Results, Mute Your Twitter Users, Up the Periscope - Broadcast Live From Your Phone and Secret Twitter Photo Search
Oh, and be sure to follow @OneCoolTip on Twitter.
Enjoy!
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#Twitter #tweets #DM #Direct #Message
Saturday, August 22, 2015
Google Now Shows Twitter in Desktop Search Results
How?
Google now shows relevant Twitter "tweets" in desktop search results.
This new feature is an expansion of Google already displaying Twitter search results in Google mobile search results.
The new desktop feature works for all queries performed in English.
For example, a search for "Donald Trump" returns a recent tweet from the verified account of Donald Trump, @realDonaldTrump.
This move benefits both Google and Twitter. For Google, it means that users get real-time search results from the micro-blogging service. For Twitter, it brings its service to millions of new users.
Enjoy!
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#Google #Twitter #tweets #search #results #desktop
Monday, August 3, 2015
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Saturday, July 18, 2015
Mute Your Twitter Users
If your twitter feed is out of control because someone you follow is over-tweeting, you can mute that user.
And no one will be wiser.
You can mute a user two ways, from a tweet or on his or her profile page:
Tweet - Tap "More" (the three dots) at the the bottom of the tweet and click "Mute"
Profile Page - Click the "gear" icon, click "Mute" from the dropdown menu.
Muted users will still see your twitter feed. And they can always direct message you, favorite, reply to and retweet your tweets. But you won't see their normal tweets in your feed.
You can also reverse the process and "Unmute"
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Thursday, June 11, 2015
Up the Periscope - Broadcast Live from Your Phone!

"In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes" - Andy Warhol
Andy Warhol's famous quote has become possible as millions of people around the world connect to the internet on a daily basis.
And we've already seen the good, the bad and the ugly as some people get their 15 minutes of internet fame.
But there is great potential as video livestreaming becomes a normal and usual app that users utilize everyday. And Periscope is the new best livestreaming app.
Livestreaming on the net is not new. But it is a niche that has not had much traction, until now. Meerkat sxploded on the mobile app scene earlier this year but Twitter's Periscope app is clearly the better of the two apps.
So what is livestreaming? Livestreaming apps allow users to broadcast live video from mobile devices to one, a hundred or even thousands of viewers. Think of it as letting everyone become a CNN reporter.

Not all livestreams are CNN-worthy. But many are well done and.or give viewers the ability to go behind the scenes of special places or events.
My favorite Periscope broadcasts are from the local news teams around the country and the world who broadcast live during morning news shows. It's a viewpoint average users just never get to see.
Just as mobile phones, pictures and videos have changed how we view the world, livestreaming will become a common activity, especially for dramatic news events.
But Periscope also has the potential for live broadcasting public meetings and events so that viewers can attend important events that might not be covered by local media.
The latest update to the iOS Periscope app lets you look at a map and find local broadcasts. This is especially useful if you are looking for something that is place-specific.
Periscope lets you follow contacts and be notified when someone is broadcasting. Maybe it's a key moment in a day, or a trip to the beach or amusement park. Or at a news breaking events like a fire, protest or severe weather.
Another great feature is the ability to archive your broadcasts - you can save any broadcast so that your viewers can watch later.
You can download the Periscope app from the iTunes store HERE. And from the Google Android store HERE.
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