For 3 weeks now, Twitter has been almost surfing the wave of updates and improvements to almost leave us in awe of the work it is doing. Two days ago the interface was renewed with Material Design, it is in testing phase for night mode and ran several tests to include the direct button to broadcast live with Periscope.
Well, those tests have already passed, and today, from the Periscope account, he announced that he is displaying the button for streaming in real time on Android. A detail to keep in mind that at the moment it is only available on Android; Those of iOS will have to wait a bit to have this interesting feature for an application, Periscope, which will take a greater role on vacation.
Since Twitter is so closely linked with Periscope, it was silly that in some ways a broadcast could not be launched from the official app of the micro-messaging social network. It is a fact that right now this type of format, streaming in real time or live broadcasting, is having a great reception by all kinds of users.
That exclusive button appears where all the other multimedia options are found, such as sharing an image, recording a video, or taking a photo. In this way, the moment you launch a Periscope broadcast from Twitter, all followers will be able to reproduce it, although this was already available before, the only thing that happens now is ease of access.
An official app that every time is adding more integers to become one of the best, something difficult to think a few years ago when the user experience it provided on Android was painful and one had to look for other applications like that famous Falcon Pro.
