Elon Musk has given Twitter a major makeover, replacing the iconic blue bird logo with the letter “X”. Hours before the announcement, Twitter CEO Linda Yaccarino said that ‘X’ is “the future state of unlimited interactivity” and that it “will connect us all in ways we’re just beginning to imagine".

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Elon Musk on Monday (July 24) explained his decision to rebrand Twitter as 'X' and strip the social media platform of its iconic blue-bird logo. After a user wrote about the companies that had changed their name over the years, Musk responded and cleared it was not 'simply' a renaming process.

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Elon Musk's decision to rebrand social media giant Twitter as X could have legal complications, as companies including Meta and Microsoft already have intellectual property rights to the same letter.

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After Meta, we have a new giant player entering the microblogging space—TikTok. To rival X (formerly Twitter) and Meta’s newly launched Threads, TikTok has declared it will offer text-only posts on its platform.

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Elon Musk is continuing his fascination with the letter X. As he announces a dramatic rebranding of social media giant Twitter. Twitter owner Elon Musk plans to do away with the iconic brand logo.

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Twitter 'no longer exists' and has been merged with X Corp, according to court documents filed in California court on April 4, reported Bloomberg. This has begun speculation about Twitter owner Elon Musk's plans about the social media platform which he has said in past would ideally be converted into a 'everything app' X.

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