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Twitter will let users record and add up to 140 seconds of audio to tweets, rolling out to iOS users in the coming weeks (Twitter)

Twitter: Twitter will let users record and add up to 140 seconds of audio to tweets, rolling out to iOS users in the coming weeks  —  Twitter is where you go to talk about what's happening.  Over the years, photos, videos, gifs, and extra characters have allowed you to add your own flair and personality to your conversations.
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