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Tezzbuzz Desk- Social media platform X (formerly Twitter) has released a new and redesigned version of its app for Android users. The company has focused on improving the speed, performance and user experience of the app through this update. The new app is now available on Google Play Store for Android users around the world.

The company says that the new Android app has been designed with a completely new architecture instead of improving the old version. Its aim is to resolve long standing problems like slow speed, scrolling and loading.

What changes happened in the new app?

In the new Android app of X, users will get smoother navigation and better response than before. The company has made the scrolling of the app faster, which will improve the experience of browsing posts. Apart from this, the overall reliability of the notification system and app has also been improved. The advantage of the new design will be that it will be easier to add new features to the X in the future.

X acknowledged that the Android app experience lagged behind that of the iOS version. After this the company created a separate engineering team to improve the Android experience. Nikita Bear, the company’s product head, has described the project as one of X’s biggest engineering efforts. According to him, the new app has faster loading, better navigation and a more responsive interface.

For some time now, many Android users were facing problems like slow speed of the app, delay in loading posts and difficulty in opening shared links. The company has tried to solve these problems through the new update. Work is also ongoing on improving performance, especially for users using older Android devices.

Many new features will come soon

X has said that the development work will continue even after the launch of the new app. The company is preparing to add many new features for Android users in the coming time. These may include features like new video editor, video reaction, cashtag and custom timeline. Apart from this, X is also working on providing better support for its live audio feature Spaces.

With the new update,