New York: Twitter’s domain transition to X.com has been officially completed, marking the culmination of efforts to eliminate Twitter’s legacy from the platform. Elon Musk, in a recent post on X, confirmed the completion of the transition, stating, “All core systems are now on X.com.”
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The rollout of the new domain represents a significant step towards establishing X as the platform’s official branding. Musk’s post also showcased a new X layout, hinting at potential design changes to come.
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Previously, users visiting Twitter.com were met with a pop-up box announcing the completion of the X.com domain transition. This final step underscores Musk’s vision of reshaping the platform’s dynamics and scope since acquiring Twitter.
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While X.com is now operational, some users may still refer to the platform as Twitter, reflecting its deep-rooted association with social media. Nevertheless, Musk’s influence has expanded X beyond a traditional social media app, offering features like video and audio conversations, long-form articles, and interactions with the AI chatbot Grok for premium users.
