club5050 || Now you can watch Twitter on Apple TV || by @sardartayyab

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Remember your business with Apple TV

Ever wanted to see what's being discussed on Twitter in the local area? Have you ever wanted to see how the Twitter meme spreads around the world? Or are you just a little interested in where the people who serve you are? All of these questions can be answered in stunning detail on your television set with this exciting new Apple TV app, which takes your Twitter feed and is on the map - literally and beautifully.

Introducing the Home

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Ian is a map-based app for Apple TV that puts Twitter content on dynamic world maps. The app was awarded the third prize in the APP TV App Challenge, the first Apple TV app to be sponsored by the international competition for the app, app Calofen. It was selected from a list of ten shortlisted finalists at a special event in San Francisco by a panel of Cylinder Valley Industry judges.

When you use the app, you can choose a topic or a hashtag that interests you and looks like tweets from around the world or describes activity in a particular location. You can also choose to view Twitter from outer space, simply by switching to satellite viewing. You won't receive tweets when a Twitter user doesn't choose to share their location, of course, but new messages appear on the topic you choose so that the map will zoom in correctly to your location.

Using keywords you will collect tweets from everywhere. Access the section by simply selecting your menu button or switching to the right with your Seri Remote Touchpad. You can choose to show all tweets, or only selected ones; And specify search terms, area and map style, although some features require a $ 1.99 fee. Despite the fee, the app is otherwise free to download.

Why it works

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What's great about the House is that it puts a little bit of context around your tweets. I really can't imagine anyone wanting to monitor their entire Twitter feed on their Twitter screen, at least, unless it's the main content being presented as a sidebar. What's the point of putting tweets on a world map, you can suddenly engage as a user of how ideas and thoughts spread through social networks. "With a beautiful map and tweets tailored to your keywords, this is a great backdrop for your television," writes Sandy Stockcock of Appalachians.

This level of cigarette is hard to make on small displays, but it could potentially make sense on iPads, which could potentially be part of the company's app development roadmap, although none of the company Has not made such a claim.

It would be easy to dismiss Apple as a bit unfortunate, but it will look short, of course the app is comfortable Twitter users want to track about the reaction to a news item, meme or events , Is going to be some value for. This online reputation management business is going to be used more by customer service reps, digital marketing agencies or anyone.

What is lacking?

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There are probably two things I would like to add to the app.

Recording: I think it would be worthwhile to record a short section of Twitter activity on the map. I think professional users will find this extremely useful, although you will need to host these clips in the cloud due to the lack of storage available on the Apple TV.
Historical layout: Another feature that can be incredibly cool is that there will be a time when avian users will be able to access the feed about past events and see how it spreads in real time. I think it can be equally interesting to casual and pro users.

Appen Applovin was just one of the challenges in Apple TV applications, with other winners including:

Dungeon tiles
Spiders of Mars
Symmetrica

Special Thanks

@steem.skillshare
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@sardartayyab