Twitter had already created a unique hashtag emoji for Apple's iPhone 12 launch event. Now, it has also created a unique 'like' animation for the event.
When you click on the like button on a Tweet with Apple's event hashtag #appleevent, you see a unique animation, similar to the circular artwork on Apple's event invites. The circles expand to show a heart image in the middle.
Here is how it looks like:
Apple's customized like button for #AppleEvent pic.twitter.com/NqmnS3uLOQ
— Imran Hussain (@imhassan) October 13, 2020
The button animation works on the web, in the iOS app, and even in the Android app.
Twitter had previously created a custom like button animation for Apple's Time Flies event last month.
Apple is expected to launch its new iPhone 12 line-up, HomePod mini, and maybe a few other products during the virtual 'Hi, Speed' event today. Thanks to the numerous leaks leading up to the event, we already know about the features of the four iPhone 12 models, and what they will look like. All four iPhone 12 models will ship with the latest A14 processors, OLED displays, and 5G networking. A new iPad Pro-inspired design will be another prominent change for the new smartphones.
HomePod mini, a smaller and cheaper variant of Apple's larger HomePod speaker, will also be announced today. It will be available in the same white and space gray colors as its larger sibling, but will feature a different, rounder design.
Other products that were previously expected to be announced today were AirPods Studio and AirTags, but last-minute leaks say that these products will be launched in 2021.
Stay tuned for our comprehensive coverage of all the announcements from Apple's event today.
Read more:
- How to Watch Apple’s ‘Hi, Speed’ iPhone 12 Launch Event Live on Any Device
- Here’s Apple’s October 13 iPhone 12 Event Start Time in Your Local Time Zone
- Apple Ramps Up Production For iPhone 12 Rollout
- Apple Online Store Goes Down Ahead Of iPhone 12 Launch Event
About the author: Imran Hussain has been covering tech since 2008. His passion in technology started from beta testing Windows Longhorn and other Microsoft services and apps, and later expanded to smartphones and other platforms. He currently covers mobile tech, and still prefers beta releases over stable software updates. When not writing, buying or discussing tech, Imran enjoys gaming, movies, news and spending time with his family.
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