published 07 May 2012
A new standard for the mobile web
by twitter
on blog.twitter.com
Today we’re updating Twitter for mobile web (mobile.twitter.com) in an effort to give every person on the planet a consistent Twitter experience. People who access Twitter from feature phones, low-bandwidth networks or older browsers can now enjoy ...
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by Lauren Indvik
on mashable.com
Twitter Rolls Out Faster Mobile Website
Following updates to its iPhone and Android apps late last month, Twitter announced Monday that it has upgraded its mobile website to include many of the features introduced in the twitter.com redesign the company introduced in December. Users who ...
by Dara Kerr
on news.cnet.com
Twitter for mobile Web gets standardized across the globe
Twitter for mobile Web gets standardized across the globeUsing a third less bandwidth, the new version of the social networks mobile Web access is fast -- which means people with simple phones and weak signals can use the site more easily. by Dara ...
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on marketingland.com
Twitter Now Offers Uniform Mobile Web Experience To All
No smartphone? No problem, at least not when it comes to using Twitter on the go.The company has announced an update to its mobile web version at mobile.twitter.com that makes it more uniformly consistent with how smartphone users experience Twitter....
by John Paul Titlow
on readwriteweb.com
Now Twitter Looks Nice Even on Your Crappy Feature Phone
When we talk about the mobile Web and apps, we're almost always talking about smartphones.Android and iOS and their competitors are getting most of the innovation these days, but it's worth recalling thatless than halfof American adults currently ...
by Frederic Lardinois
on techcrunch.com
Twitter’s Mobile Site Now Uses One-Third Less Bandwidth
Twitter just announced an update to its mobile site that is meant to bring it up to par with the new version of Twitter the company introduced in December. According to Twitter, the idea behind this update is to give every person on the planet a ...
by See more articles by Barry Schwartz
on searchengineland.com
SearchCap: The Day In Search, May 7, 2012
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web.From Search Engine Land:Wikipedia Appears On Googles Page One 46 Percent Of The Time, Compared to 31 Percent On Bing [STUDY]A new study ...
by Stacy Warden
on knowyourcell.com
Twitter’s mobile site just got a lot faster
Twitter reaches out to its feature phone users by lowering its bandwidthFeature phone users will be thrilled with Twitters latest update to its mobile site, which now runs on one-third less bandwidth. The latest version comes months after Twitters ...
by Joe Meloni
on brafton.com
Twitter marketing reaches on-the-go users with or without smartphones
Even with global smartphone use growing rapidly, most still rely on their less capable brethren, feature phones. The simpler handsets, despite not offering the same technology as smartphones, are still web-connected for the most part. As such, many ...
by Lauren Dugan
on mediabistro.com
Twitter Mobile Site Updated, Looks Great Even On An Old Phone
Twitter has updated their mobile web experience to ensure that those using older feature phones, low-bandwidth networks or old browsers will be able to have the same experience as those on smartphones. The updated mobile.twitter.com uses one third ...
by Ionut Arghire
on news.softpedia.com
Twitter for Mobile Web Gets Updated
Twitter, the highly popular micro-blogging social network, has just delivered a new set of enhancements for those users accessing it from their mobile phones. With an increasing number of mobile users, Twitter had to come up with a better ...
by Michael Blake
on techhog.com
Twitter updates its Mobile site to be Feature Phone friendly
Regardless of how smartphones continue to sell, no matter how big their screens get or how fast their processor run, some people still feel more comfortable with feature phones. Sure, their user-base continues to shrink, but that doesnt mean the ...
by Mark Hearn
on technobuffalo.com
New Twitter Mobile Site Plays Nice With Feature Phones
As the discussions of multi-core processors and gigabytes of RAM tend to be the norm here, we easily forget that theres still a niche market for the not so smart feature phones. Fully aware of this, Twitter has retooled its mobile website to offer ...
