designed to load faster performance and adapt depending on the connection speed of the user

Guardian on Monday launched a new mobile site designed to load quickly and work in many smartphones and tablet platforms.

The new site, launched more than three years after the Guardian mobile site first step, and after a beta test of a month, and m.guardian.co.uk m.guardiannews. com is designed to adjust its operation based on the connection rate of the user.

Built entirely in-house, the new site is designed for faster download and playable include videos, automatically update liveblogs, near the football scores in real time and improved image galleries .

Guardian mobile site recorded 12.97m visitors per month in October, according AdobeSiteCatalyst. "smartphones and tablets are an important part of our digital growth strategy," said Tanya Cordrey, managing editor of The Digital Guardian Guardian News & Media. "In early 2011, mobile devices accounted for just over 10% of visits to main Guardian products, but less than two years later, it is now closer to 30%.

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