Remember when you were willing to listen to the horrible static ringing of the dial-up tone, perfectly content to wait five minutes for Myst to load, and recieved email so infrequently that "You've Got Mail!" didn't make your ears bleed? The Internet has changed drastically over the past 10 years, and, much to the chagrin of many DevOps professionals, so have the expectations of its users. We expect
fast. Companies constantly work to improve their Web performance to keep up with the need for speed....
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Nearly Half of All Emails Received Now Read on Mobile Devices, Report Finds
December 11, 2012
From Return Path
Return Path, a provider of email intelligence, today announced the results of its global, biannual mobile email report, which revealed that more people are opening email on mobile devices (37 percent) than through webmail using a browser (30 percent). Mobile open share has increased 300 percent since 2010 and shows no sign of slowing, with four out of 10 emails sent being read on a mobile device.
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