Google Buzz Now Supports Symbian, BlackBerry And Windows Mobile Devices

on 05/28/2010 10:59 PDT

Google’s version of Twitter, Google Buzz, might have gotten off to a bad start with the public, but things seemed to have settled down recently and the search engine giant has released a version of the site that can be accessed on older Android phones, Symbian S60 smartphones, BlackBerry and Windows Mobile devices. When Google Buzz was first launched, it was originally only available on the desktop, iPhone and Android 2.0 and above phones, so it’s good to see that more users are able to enjoy a piece of the pie. Are you a Google Buzz user, or are you totally satisfied with Twitter and reluctant to move?

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