"The trend has returned,"the status on Twitter. Earlier, while stating Twitter should turn off the feature because of associated problems previously faced by the web so that the view back to an older version or they refer to a retro design.
When the list of most popular topic arises again, the name of Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney was perched on the top list soon after a goal scored goal against Chelsea in the European Champions League matches. Hashtag # Rooney immediately greeted by rousing MU fans. Moreover, these goals to be scored the only goal that brought victory for United.
A series of technical problems it was hit Twitter in a row. Initially reported a problem in the timeline view, a new web version, and then forced to turn off the feature trending topics.
However, this morning came a new problem. some users reported a blanck screen, so do not see anything in his Twitter account. However, it did not last long just one hour and immediately restored at 7:14 pm earlier.
There was no official explanation of the cause of the problem. However, Reuters sources previously said the problem on the server. Twitter is trying to move the main server to a new data center, but has not been done.
"Twitter.com impaired showing the timeline on the home,"according to information posted on its Web site Twitter. However, the problem has been overcome at 7:19 o'clock this morning.
The second problem occurred on view at the site. A number of users who had access to Twitter this morning at the site was forced to use the old version, aka retro look because Twitter accidentally turn it off. In fact, some users can not access it at all. However, this did not last long and have been overcome.
"related to the long view, we are temporarily shut down Trending," wrote Twitter. Until this story was written about at 10:45 or 5 hours since you turned off, the display on your site Twitter has indeed been returned, but Trending Topics list is empty.
According to news reported by Reuters from a trusted source, that caused the problem on Twitter data center in Utah. The data center is considered to be not able to anticipate the spike in traffic on the microblogging service.
Last month, Twitter announced that it will soon move its main data center to another location which is more feasible. Reportedly the new location was built data center in Sacramento, California.
