Twitter Lite reaches 21 more countries, which makes the data-saving app available to more than 45 countries in total, the company announced in a blog post on Tuesday. Today, the company is making the app available to 21 countries, including: Argentina, Belarus, Dominican Republic, Ghana, Guatemala, Honduras, India, Indonesia, Jordan, Kenya, Lebanon, Morocco, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Romania, Turkey, Uganda, Ukraine, Uruguay, Yemen, and Zimbabwe. These join the other markets where Twitter Lite has been available, such as: Algeria, Bangladesh, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Egypt, Israel, Kazakhstan, Mexico, Malaysia, Nigeria, Nepal, Panama, Peru, Serbia, El Salvador, South Africa, Thailand, Tunisia, Tanzania and Venezuela, in addition to the Philippines. Back in April 2017 Twitter introduced its data-friendly platform called Twitter Lite. For quite some time it was only available as a bookmark that acted as an app through Google Chrome, but eventually, in December it was launched as a separate application on Google Play in 24 markets. Twitter Lite offers features like Data Saver that allows you to see only images that you want and does not load every gif and jpg file all the time. You can save threads and tweets for later, you can receive push notifications and there is a night mode that is easier on the eyes (and on AMOLED displays, although these are hardly popular among users of lite apps). The full list of the 21 new countries includes Argentina, Belarus, Dominican Republic, Ghana, Guatemala, Honduras, India, Indonesia, Jordan, Kenya, Lebanon, Morocco, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Romania, Turkey, Uganda, Ukraine, Uruguay, Yemen, and Zimbabwe. Users can simply download the app from Google Play that is only 3 MB in size. Source: GSMArena
