Twitter’s official account @Twitter has also changed its name and display picture to the new X logo. Image Credits: Twitter/@Twitter In a reply to a user, Musk also hinted that people should ...

In another step toward reimagining the company’s image, removal of the original “Twitter” signage ... and white bird logo has been replaced with a gray-scale letter X. Typing X.com into ...

To mark the logo change, Musk posted a series of X-related tweets (or X-related Xs), including one image of the Twitter headquarters with a large X projected on the side of the building.

Musk tweeted yesterday that X.com redirected to Twitter.com and added, "Interim X logo goes live later today." He later shared an image of Twitter's headquarters lit up with a large X and wrote ...

(KRON) — The Twitter rebrand into “X” has begun, and the image of the new logo was projected on the outside of the company’s headquarters on Sunday evening. However, the projection did not ...

Earlier this morning, Musk posted an image of the Twitter headquarters in San Francisco with the X logo superimposed on the facade. "It's an exceptionally rare thing – in life or in business ...

He added: “If a good enough X logo is posted tonight, we’ll make [it] go live worldwide tomorrow.” An image of the Twitter headquarters emblazoned with the new logo was posted by the ...

The X is now the social platform’s home page logo, Musk’s profile ... The graphic was later projected on Twitter’s San Francisco offices and adopted as a background image by Chief Executive ...

Twitter has long been recognised for its blue bird logo, known as Larry the bird. But the distinctive image has now completely gone. And instead there's a simple X. Owner Elon Musk has even ...

On Tuesday afternoon, Musk replaced Twitter’s X logo with one that has slightly ... You can see how the two logos compare in the image embedded above. The updated logo had already made its ...

The X logo at the bottom appears to be a circle ... with over 340,000 people liking the image. Twitter users did include a disclaimer eventually telling people that the image had been faked.

Given the vast nature of Google, the company has a lot of product/service accounts on X (formerly Twitter) and is working to consolidate them. There are two separate instances with Google Pixel ...