We are pleased to share some updates to Cannonball, our Fabric sample app. There are new tutorials explaining how we built Cannonball for both iOS and Android, and we’re releasing a new end-to-end demo showcasing Digits login for web.

We share our thinking behind early access to new data and more collaborative relationships with ecosystem companies to better serve the customer service needs of brands.

We’re combining two incredibly successful Twitter partner programs to help streamline how your business works with Twitter.

Developers will get transparency into our code within Twitter Kit, be empowered to report bugs and fix issues.

Today, we’re excited to announce that we’re splitting Digits out from the Twitter Kit. Now, you can install Digits seamlessly with complete flexibility to get the functionality you need.

We’ve seen many of you adopt the Twitter Kit in Fabric, where Digits resided, primarily to access its key features. We wanted to make it easier to get all of the features and functionality Digits provides in the quickest way possible — as its own kit.

Read the full story on the Digits blog.

Just ten months after Answers launched last July, we’re proud to announce that SourceDNA, the world’s largest database of mobile app intelligence, reported that Answers is #2 on iOS and #3 on Android for mobile analytics SDKs.

Bringing the power of Twitter data to urban challenges.

We’re pleased to introduce two new features for Twitter Kit on Fabric: Tweet timelines that bring more engaging stories into your app, and guest authentication for building rich logged out experiences.

New updates to embedded Tweets offer improvements to photo and video display and more.

The new plugin bundles Twitter features and functionality in an installable package for sites powered by WordPress.