Google launching lighter web pages for faster mobile browsing in India
It's quite frustrating when you browse through web pages on your smartphone and find yourself limited with a slow mobile internet connection. According to Google, since there are "over 200 million Indians accessing the Internet from a smartphone, even if users spend 1 second a day waiting for a page to load, that adds up to more than two and a half years of people waiting, every day!"


The blog went on to say, "We’re exploring some new ways to speed things up. In two weeks, we’ll start to roll out a new feature which we hope will do just that. If you’re in India, with an Android phone and on a slow connection, like 2G, you should start to see pages loading a whole lot faster, while using far less data, via your Chrome or Android browser from Google’s search results."According to Google, these optimised pages use 80% less data and have effectively resulted in 50% more page views.

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