Posts Categorized: #mobile

GoMo vs.. 3PMobile Performance Measurement Service – Head to Head Performance Test

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  Using GoMo (the new Mobile measurement tester from Google) I compared how long it took to download www.google.com vs. www.3pmobile.com First the results for www.google.com – 0.241 seconds to load the Web page Now the results for www.3pmobile.com – 1.294 seconds to load the Web page Now for a reality check. What we need […]

A little too much Privacy due to “Do Not Track”

Posted by & filed under #mobile, #webperf, Context, Privacy.

This is interesting. Google has a Web site that can format a Web page for Mobile viewing. You can find the it here – link So I tried running www.sears.com through it. Here’s what happens when you have Do Not Track turned on in your browser. And herein lies the “design flaw”. Cookies are there to […]

Privacy on the Internet is NOT “binary”

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  I’m going to start this blog post by quoting the definition of privacy from Wikipedia. I’ve highlighted 4 key words. Privacy (from Latin: privatus “separated from the rest, deprived of something, esp. office, participation in the government”, from privo “to deprive”) is the ability of an individual or group to seclude themselves or information […]

Sears shows what a really fast Mobile site looks like (Yes it loads faster than Google’s Mobile home page)

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First the numbers (this test was done on Sprints network from just South of Denver) Google loads in 3.922 seconds – 14 elements and 307k Sears loads in 2.991 seconds – 17 elements and 154k   And here’s what their page looks like – 10 out of 10 for formatting.     Bottom line – […]


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