The Daily Dose

When it comes to mobile social networks, I’m feeling quite a bit of functionality fatigue. Swipe left, swipe right, swipe up. Tap to see it before it ends. Watch now or it’ll be gone in an instant. Real-time updating your neighbor’s cousin’s live stream of a dog. See new filter updates once a week. Today, Twitter released its mysterious, much-hyped “Project Lightning.” It’s actually called “Moments” — a feature designed to give users curated, media-driven tweets that can be flipped through by swiping right. These moments are designed to change fairly frequently throughout the day, and can be broken down…

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