Reddit & Digg Launch Mobile Versions
In July of 2008, both Reddit and Digg launched their new mobile sections at http://m.reddit.com and http://m.digg.com.
With the rising popularity of web browsing, social media news sites, and iPhones, a mobile section is fast becoming a feature every good social communities must have.
Twitter also has a mobile version at http://m.twitter.com (Once I visited the mobile page for Twitter, I had to clear my cache to get back to the regular twitter page).
Other Social Community Mobile Pages:
Pownce: http://m.pownce.com/
Plurk: http://www.plurk.com/m
If you are aware of any other social communities that have launched mobile pages please comment below.
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Hey thanks! I may include some of these links in my mobile site now
I’m surprised there’s 96 diggs and I’m the first to comment… Wow.
Here are a few social-related mobile sites we’ve profiled at MobileMammoth.com:
http://popurls.mobi - aggregates all the popular stories from many of the largest social media sites.
http://moblf.com - short for “Mobile Life”, moblf.com lets you get your Twitter, LinkedIn, Yelp, or FriendFeed messages sent straight to your mobile phone via SMS.
http://m.buzzd.com - stay connected with the local entertainment scene. Includes many social networking features.
And there are plenty of mobile services around Twitter - too many to mention in one comment!