Twitter users can now share and receive images in direct messages.
Twitter unveiled the new feature in an update to versions of its iOS and Android apps on Tuesday. Users who update the app can send and receive images through DM on both mobile and web versions of the service.
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The new versions of Twitter include a few additional changes, including the ability to swipe between the "Home," "Discover" and "Activity" timelines within the app.

The new version of Twitter's iOS mobile app.
The update also put a Messages tab across the bottom navigation bar, making it easier to access Direct Messages from the home screen.
On the new version of the Android app, users can tap the star icon next to the Follow button on a profile page to set up notifications for that particular user. An Android-only feature, they can set up notifications for anybody on the platform, not just celebs or high-profile tweeters.

The new version of Twitter's Android mobile app allows users to set up notifications for specific people they follow.
The updated versions of the app are available now on iOS and Android.
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