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Twitter has begun to test its new ecommerce tweet layouts, with at least one user of the Android app in Qatar spotting the new card format.As spotted by , UK-based social media consultant , sharing images credited to Yasser Masood that contrast the simpler existing "link" sharing card with the upgraded shopping card. Masood that the change "shows up on Android devices".The shopping card appears to take up a bit more feed real estate, with a big blue "Shop" button (presumably colour-customisable along with other profile features, eventually) extending it further than the current design. The card also appears to display the price pulled from the product page.The company has confirmed it is testing new ecommerce-friendly features, including "a new treatment for organic tweets which would link to an ecommerce product page."According to Twitter, the test "is the first of many experiments in the Commerce space and [the company] will enrich the experience as we learn more."Twitter is expanding features and format options for a number of different types of users, including the introduction of Facebook-like and , which will allow users to charge followers for exclusive content.As usual, an edit button is . But we can dream."Professionalism is racist, sexist, classist, and ableist."13 hours agoByBased on new international standards, it's a step in the right direction for national gun reform.09/11/2022ByBritain's new monarch could have become King Philip, Arthur, or George. Here's why he stood by Charles, the least worst option.09/09/2022ByReady, set, shop.09/09/2022By andEverything you need to know about the protocols, rules, and the accession of the British throne.09/08/2022By'Thank God I didn't give up on me.'5 hours agoByHow to watch the action if you don't have pay TV.09/12/2022ByWerewolves in the MCU. This news left us howling.09/11/2022ByLogan Lerman, where are you?09/11/2022ByOur favorite "clan of two" is returning soon.09/11/2022ByIs 'Wordle' #451 stumping you? Here are some tips and tricks to help you find the answer.20 hours agoByThe good, the bad, and the WTF.10 hours agoByThis is good to go? Everyone fine with it? OK...12 hours agoByIs 'Wordle' #450 stumping you? Here are some tips and tricks to help you find the answer.09/12/2022ByRalph is the first Black woman to win in her category in 35 years.20 hours agoByThe biggest stories of the day delivered to your inbox.By signing up to the Mashable newsletter you agree to receive electronic communicationsfrom Mashable that may sometimes include advertisements or sponsored content.Thanks for signing up. See you at your inbox!

Twitter has begun to test its new ecommerce tweet layouts, with at least one user of the Android app in Qatar spotting the new card format.As spotted by , UK-based social media consultant , sharing images credited to Yasser Masood that contrast the simpler existing "link" sharing card with the upgraded shopping card. Masood that the change "shows up on Android devices".The shopping card appears to take up a bit more feed real estate, with a big blue "Shop" button (presumably colour-customisable along with other profile features, eventually) extending it further than the current design. The...

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