Support KB Category: Twitter for Android

Twitter for Android release notes

To update your version of the Twitter for Android application:

  • Go to Google Play.
  • Select the Menu, and then select Downloads.
  • Click Twitter App, and then press Update.
  • All the new hotness detailed below will be yours!

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    Twitter for Android FAQ

    Is the app available for my version of Android?

    • The Twitter for Android app is available for phones running Android OS versions 2.3+
    • Kindle Fire
    • B&N Nooks

    I have multiple accounts. Can I be logged into all of them at once?

    Yes! Twitter for Android supports multiple accounts. If you have more than …

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    How to log out of Twitter for Android

    How do I log out?

  • In the top menu, tap the overflow icon  (on the far right) and select Settings.
  • Tap the username of the account you’d like to remove.
  • Then tap Log out.
  • Tap OK to remove your Twitter data from your Android device.

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    Getting started with Twitter for Android

    How to sign up for a new account:

  • Open the app and tap the Sign up btn.
  • On the next page, fill in your account information (name, username, email address, and password).
  • After entering your name, you can choose from one of the suggested usernames, or type in an available username of your choosing.

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