What Is Cover And Why Did Twitter Just Buy It?
Six-month-old Cover lets Android users replace their default lock screens with relevant apps.
Cover, a startup that lets users replace the default lock screen on their Android devices, announced Monday it has been acquired by Twitter. The app, which launched six months ago, customizes Android home screens to surface relevant apps based on smartphone sensors, like location and time of day.
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