Your Email on Mobile: How Each Mobile OS Displays Your Message

Your Email on Mobile: How Each Mobile OS Displays Your Message With 43% of all email opens occurring on a mobile device, it's important to understand how your email will look when opened on one. Factor in ever-increasing 43 screen sizes to the various mobile operating systems and email programs available, and you are left with a dizzying array of combinations to consider. Your 600px-wide email looks great on your desktop... EMAIL HARTINs DNNER FOR TWO NEW EMAIL CAMPAIGN TEMLA SEND We've taken some of the guesswork away by visualizing how the same email will appear in five common devices and operating systems available. Apple iPhone 5 500 VOUR DEAL TODAr With 47.8 million iPhones sold in the last DINNER FOR TWO quarter of 2012, Apple ranks as the #1 smartphone manufacturer and #2 smartphone platform in the US with 36.3% market share. S40 for 70 Gn Card → 4" display → 1136 x 640/326 ppi > ioS 6 All iPhone and ioS versions zoom into emails to fit the message to the width of the screen. Samsung Galaxy Note || 15:00 Dener for tg The Note runs Android, the #1 smartphone platform in the US with 53.4% market share. Samsung was the #2 device manufacturer in 2012, taking 21% of the market. Next tesocahostcon YOUR DEAL TODAY 5.55" display DINNER FOR 1280 x 720/267 ppi e Android 4.1 Jelly Bean + Newer 12e45 Ovier Android displays the upper left-hand corner of your email, leaving users to scroll left-and-right in addition to up-and-down to view your entire message. The exact dimensions of this "preview pane" vary. Android users may choose to view emails with the platform's popular Gmail application or the manufacturer-provided native email application. The Gmail app (like its desktop counterpart) lacks support for embedded CSS, essentially ignoring any responsive elements in your email. However, the native email app has built-in media query support, displaying responsive messages in their full glory. LG Nexus 4 V Dinner for two While LG ranks as the #5 smartphone Net platform, their Nexus 4 phone runs Android, wachot.con the #1 operating system. This popular phone has been frequently sold out, especially in the weeks leading into the 2012 holiday season. YOUR DEAL TODAY DINNER FOR → 4.7" display → 1280 x 768/320 ppi → Android 4.2 Jelly Bean Android displays the upper left-hand corner of your email, leaving users to scroll left-and-right in addition to up-and-down to view your entire message. The exact dimensions of this "preview pane" vary. Nokia Lumia 920 YOUR DEAL TODAY Dinner for two With just 2.9% of smartphone platform share, Microsoft has managed to generate a lot of buzz surrounding its latest operating system, Windows Phone 8. More popular outside the US, Nokia reports sales of 4.4 million Lumia devices in Q4 2012. emtoe.com VOUR DEAL TODAY DINNER FOR TWO $40 for S70 Gn Card 4.5" display + 1280 x 768/332 ppi + Windows Phone 8 € The from name and subject line dominates the inbox view on Windows Phone 7+. The email is also "zoomed in" to fit the entire width on the screen, although less so than on iOS. BlackBerry Bold 9900 BlackBerry has maintained a spot as the #3 smartphone platform, but continues to lose market share, declining from 8.4% in Q3 2012 to 6.4% in Q4 2012. BlackBerry devotees love the physical keyboard while enterprises appreciate the built-in security features. From Vour Deal Today Dinner for two Februay 20 s00m YOUR DEAL TODAY → 2.44" display → 480 x 360/244 ppi > BlackBerry OS 6 Similar to Android, BlackBerry phones running OS 6 will display the top-left corner of emails. SOURCES: litmus Gartner Newsroom, comScore Insights, TechCrunch.com, Itmus.com