Here is a quick slide show from Channel Insider which highlights how technologies are changing the way we work. Mobile and cloud technologies lead the charge in things to come – whether designed to reduce costs, attract new employees or solve specific business problems. Key stats from the presentation: 90% of surveyed enterprises will invest […]
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Making the Mobile Web Go Faster
Here’s an interesting performance comparison. Bing vs. Google on Sprint’s network in Colorado. I’m going to make the assumption that both companies have brilliant engineers, unlimited budgets for servers, CDN’s etc. Basically anything and everything that can make their page get their faster. So why is Google so much slower than Bing on Mobile? Well […]
Adding Geo-Location effects Performance on Mobile
This is fascinating. I ran two Mobile performance tests on Google.com. The first one was with location turned off, the second one allowed Google to access my location. Check out the time gap (over a second and a half) and the extra bandwidth required (31,000 bytes of data). The rule of thumb is that each […]
GoMo vs.. 3PMobile Performance Measurement Service – Head to Head Performance Test
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”
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 […]