U can nao change ur language 2 lolcat in Twittr Settings! Don’t be surprised reading the above sentence or the title for spelling and grammar. That’s how Lolcat language is supposed to be. Often ...

Twitter can now be browsed entirely in the 'lolcat' language, as made famous by the 'I can haz?' meme. The microblogging service announced on Friday (February 8) that ...

Today Twitter rolled out a beta test of a new language setting. Instead of experiencing Twitter in Spanish, English or French, you can now read everything in "LOLCat." What exactly does that mean?

It’s Friday. Twitter already had big search announcements on Wednesday and Thursday this week, so now it’s time for a little fun. The company has quietly turned ...

LOLWHA? Twitter now speaks in one of the Internet's favorite memes. For the uninitiated, the Lolcats "language," based on a popular Internet meme, is noted for its obvious spelling mistakes and ...

Internet memes have a tendency to go viral on Twitter, and now the social site has added its very own languge to accomodate the craze. Users now have the option to change their language to "LOLCAT," a ...

Are you getting bored of reading your Twitter feed in English? Yes? Well now you can browse it entirely in the ‘lolcat’ language. The ‘lolcat’ language is a dialect that was made famous by the website ...

A Lolcat is a picture of a cat with text intended to contribute humor. Lolcat is a made-up language that is said to be spoken by fluffy animals such as pets. The text is often idiosyncratic and ...

Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Martin Grondin manages the LOLcat Bible translation project. LOLcat, or LOLspeak, is the language that ...

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And what does the future hold for the English language online? In the third of a series of articles examining the impact of technology on our society and ourselves, silicon.com's Natasha Lomas looks ...