Facebook has been offering a special mobile version of its website for some time for users who do not prefer the mobile app. However, the mobile website still lacks some functions and features. But do ...

It’s no secret that the Facebook app eats up a lot of battery life on iOS and we’ve mentioned plenty of times that iOS and Android users alike should just use the mobile site. If you’ve ever wondered ...

Facebook's app isn't as bad as it used to be, but it still has its fair share of problems: it's a little slow, drains your battery even when you aren't using it, and requires all sorts of permissions ...

Facebook is launching a new mobile site designed to be a speedier and cheaper option to its main mobile site. The new site, at http://0.facebook.com, has no photos or ...

This post will show you how to open Facebook Desktop Site Version on Mobile. Many users find the Facebook mobile site very cluttered, with limited features and missing functionalities. And if you’re ...

In tackling the problem, the Facebook engineering team didn’t turn to new technology, but rather thought hard about the tools it was already deploying. “We used existing technology, but in a kind of ...

Facebook’s efforts on smaller screens are paying off big. More than half a billion Facebook users access the site only from mobile devices, Facebook revealed as part of an earnings presentation ...

The social network turns its attention from desktop to mobile. At a confab in Silicon Valley, VP Vaughan Smith reassures developers and talks about what Facebook has done to make the switch. Donna Tam ...

Facebook is making a big play for millions of new users around the world with the launch of 0 (pronounced Zero), a low-bandwidth mobile site that carries no data charges as long as users don’t look at ...

Facebook is launching a new mobile site designed to be a speedier and cheaper option to its main mobile site. The new site, at 0.facebook.com, has no photos or graphics, only text, so it loads faster, ...