Snapnest upgrade users can search in real time

Recently, mobile new discovery reported that Snapnest is an iOS application that can search for Twitter images in real time, by inputting specific keyword searches and pictures related to hot topics, or by using the iphone's position perception to search for nearby images. This is a good news for new and old users.

Recently, the application developed by Scottish Tinypixel has released a new version of 2.0, with a more user-friendly user interface and a wealth of new features that brighten the moment. Brings a new experience to the user.

The most attractive place for snapnest is that users can search in real time. That is, if a new image related to a user's query entry is posted on Twitter, it will automatically appear in the user's search results. Of course, users can also choose to pause the real-time search function while scrolling through the results.

The new version of Snapnext inherits the core elements of the previous version, and firmly adhere to the search, location services, social and functional design concepts, users can search for real-time images of interest, to understand the vicinity or around the world is happening, at any time to browse the immediate news of friends and collect favorite photos.

The 2.0 version of Snapnext has a completely redesigned user interface, making it easier to find pictures and adding "attention events" to the application's main interface, allowing users to keep abreast of breaking news and real-time events.

The new social view can showcase all the photos of users ' Twitter buddies, and saving the search feature allows users to bookmark the most interesting and most visited photos, as well as save favorite photos to their favorites.

"In the 2.0 release, we greatly optimized the location search function, so the proximity search became more accurate, and we added the ability to search for photos anywhere in the world." Snapnext's developer Joe Finnigan said, "Users just type in a city, town, or country name, and you can see photos of that area, and you can even enter a zip code to see what's going on in the location." ”