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iPhone owners have made it clear that they want to see more pins. The faster, redesigned iPhone app introduces a 2-column layout that lets users see more, so that they can find the pins they're looking for and get back to their lives more quickly.

No matter how you use Pinterest, you can login or register with Facebook, Twitter or just an email address. Kindle Fire owners will be able to download Pinterest from the Amazon Appstore for Android later this week. (Update: Pinterest is now available to Kindle Fire owners.)

When we think about what we're designing at Pinterest, we think about giving everyone a place to dream, plan, and prepare for the things in their lives. The Pinterest apps for iPhone, iPad, and Android are about enabling you to do just that, not seated in front of a computer or at the office, but wherever you go as you live your life.

Because the Pinterest community is the most important part of Pinterest, we invited a group of pinners to our headquarters to celebrate today's announcement. We'll be sharing photos from the event in a blog post later this week.

We value your input as we continue to grow - today's launch is in response to requests that we make pinning from devices as fast and simple as from computers, and we hope these apps were worth the wait. If an app isn't available for your mobile device, let us know, and remember you can always enjoy Pinterest at http://m.pinterest.com.