Twitter opens up alpha testing program for Android app

November 8, 2013

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Following their social network counterpart Facebook, Twitter is inviting users to take part in a new alpha testing program. Twitter opened up their beta program in August of this year, which provided users the latest, frequently changing versions of the Twitter app. The not that was sent out to beta testers said that the new program “will also give you an opportunity to provide direct feedback and collaborate with us via a forum, so you can take a more active role in testing out bugs.”

Requests will be accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis. If you're currently a beta tester, check the group page or your email to see if you have an invitation to take part.

Source: Twitter Google Group

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