Twitter launched a tool that allows some iPhone users to tweet with their voices rather than their keyboards. The tool isn't available to all smartphone users yet; for now, only a select few iOS users can tweet with their voices, and Twitter plans to expand the tool for all iOS users in the coming weeks, according to a blog post. It is unclear when Android users will be able to tweet with their voices.The tool also comes with a new icon. When a user wants to tweet with the new voice tool, that user should first click on the tweet icon on the social media site's mobile app and then find the new voice icon that looks like soundbars, tap the icon, press the red record button, record a message and then click, "Done."
If you're in the experiment, this is how you Tweet with your voice:
Tap the Tweet compose button
Select the audio icon in the media bar
Tap the "Record" button to start recording your audio and "Done" when you're finished
Add Tweet copy if you'd like then tap "Tweet"
