LinkedIn updates mobile app
- 17 August, 2011 14:27
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Social network LinkedIn today announced an updated version of its mobile app for the iOS and Android operating systems, as well as an HTML5 version of its site for mobile browsers.
According to LinkedIn, the new apps are between two and 10 times faster than the previous version, depending on what features a user is accessing. The new apps also add access to LinkedIn groups.
Mobile access to LinkedIn has grown more than 400 per cent year-on-year, according to the social network. Some 200 million LinkedIn searches are conducted using mobile devices every year, and nearly half a billion LinkedIn profiles are viewed.
The app can be downloaded from the Android Market and the iTunes app store. LinkedIn's new mobile site can be accessed at touch.linkedin.com.
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