If no one wants to own a Facebook-centric phone, why should we think a Twitter-centric phone would fare any better? Nonetheless, it seems that Twitter might be trying to come up with a Facebook Home-type product of its own because it’s just acquired Cover, a replacement Android lock screen that was designed to help Android […]

Twitter wants to be smarter. Or, rather, it wants your smartphone (and, presumably, tablet) to be a lot smarter. To do that, its bringing app maker, Cover, in-house. The announcement, made today via Covers blog, is light on any financial details, and instead focuses on the teams potential to make the mobile Twitter experience more […]