Social network company X (formerly known as Twitter) has recently announced its transition from solely social media into an “everything app.” Everything apps, also called “super apps,” are mobile apps that can handle many aspects of digital life. These aspects include but are not limited to: direct messaging, video calls, location sharing, mobile payments, online shopping, games, online banking, and delivery services. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
In an closed door interview with the Washington Post, X Director of Human Resources and Chair of Legal Department released specifics on some of the new features coming to the platform. These features will all be contained within a new app called X-Connect. It should be noticed that this will separate the parent company X from the daughter everything app that will be X-Connect, a situation similar to that of Uber and UberEats. Some of the features that can be expected to be found on X-Connect are an in-app browser extension, a professional business social network, an in-app streaming platform, and an artificial intelligence (A.I.) assistant.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Moreover, during a press conference Thursday, X Director of Public Relations made the promise that X will be the app that connects us all, in addition that “[X] will be the app that everyone has and everyone uses”. If the features that the company plans to release can successfully connect with its intended global audience, X’s aspirations may not be as unobtainable as they may seem.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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