Welp. They got one thing right.
In a recent study conducted by app-data-crunching startup New Relic, the nerds found out that BlackBerry’s mobile browser can load a page in about a second and a half.
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Here are some more fascinating stats on web page load times, market share by platform, and other handy data points you’d want to know if you were building a website or web app:
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