- X on the App Store
The X app is the trusted global digital town square for everyone With X, you can: - Post content for the world to see and join public conversations - Stay up to date on breaking news and follow your interests - Stay better informed with extra context from Community Notes - Go live with Spaces for…
- About X | Our company and priorities
Learn more about X the company, and how we ensure people have a free and safe place to talk
- What is X? The new Twitter explained - Trusted Reviews
X is essentially Twitter under a new name, app icon and colour scheme The rebranding took effect in July 2023, shortly after Elon Musk acquired Twitter in October 2022
- Home - Google X
Welcome to X, Alphabet's Moonshot Factory We create radical technologies to help solve some of the world’s hardest problems
- X | Company, History, Twitter, Elon Musk, Uses | Britannica Money
X, formerly Twitter (2006–2023), is an online social media platform and microblogging service that distributes short messages of no more than 280 characters The service was influential in shaping politics and culture in the early 21st century
- How to sign up for X and create a new X account
A X account is your passport to what’s happening in the world and what people are talking about right now By signing up for an account, you’re among the first to know about breaking news and what’s popular––from the funny to the uplifting to the surprising
- One year in, the future of X is bright
We transformed Twitter into X, the everything app, where everyone is increasingly connected to everything they care about This move enabled us to evolve past a legacy mindset and reimagine how users around the world consume, interact, watch and, soon, transact – all in one seamless interface We have become the modern global town square
- Elon Musk’s X to offer investment and trading in ‘super app’ push
X has struggled to return to financial health after advertisers, which account for the majority of its revenues, left in droves following Musk’s $44bn acquisition of the platform then known as
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