Twitterrific now uses facial recognition to properly frame subjects in media previews

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By Christian ZibregJun 29, 2015, 2:23 pm477 pts
The Iconfactory has issued a nice little update to Twitterrific 5, its freemium Twitter client for the iPhone and iPad, which brings out an interesting new feature that uses facial recognition algorithms to frame faces in media previews in your timeline. And if you own an Apple Watch, Twitterrific has a new…

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