Until recently, the New York Times mobile site was exactly the same as it was when it launched in 2006, back when touch-screens were a rarity, the Motorola Razr was a high-tech device, and the iPhone had yet to enter our common consciousness. But today, that finally changed when the Times debuted its first full redesign of m.nytimes.com.
A few initial changes were made to the site in late April: the design was cleaned up, load times improved, and some touch-screen optimizations introduced.
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