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The document discusses the rise of mobile email usage. Key points: 1) Over 40% of the British population owns a smartphone and 55% check mobile email daily. 2) 27% of emails are now opened on mobile devices. 3) Only 20% of users find mobile email as easy to use as desktop, indicating a need for improvement in mobile email design. 4) Responsive design, which adapts one HTML layout for different devices, is recommended to optimize the mobile email experience.
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"Con Allah sono al sicuro" disse Agar, e ritornò presso suo figlio. Finché durò l’acqua Agar rimase in fiduciosa attesa in quel sito desolato; poi quando essa si esaurì, temette per la sua vita e per quella del figlioletto il cui pianto riempiva d’angoscia il suo cuore di madre. Il luogo in cui si trovavano era un avvallamento tra montagne brulle e polverose, lontano da ogni centro abitato; la salvezza sarebbe potuta venire solo da qualche carovana di passaggio e allora, spinta dall’ansia che opprimeva il suo petto, per scrutare l’orizzonte si inerpicò su di una roccia (Saf-) che si trovava in quei paraggi. Non vide nulla e allora corse fino alla sommità di un piccolo colle (Marwa) distante dalla roccia qualche centinaio di metri. Con il cuore in tumulto per il pianto di Ismaele e per la fatica ripetè sette volte il percorso, senza poter avvistare nulla.
Tornò esausta presso il bambino e vide dell’acqua affiorare sotto i suoi piedini, scavò e fece un bacino per trattenerla, poi dissetò Ismaele, se stessa, riempì l’otre e ringraziò l’Altissimo. Allah aveva fatto sgorgare la fonte di Zamzam.
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May I suggest to the seeker of truth do the following NINE STEPS for purification of the mind:
Clean their mind, their heart and their soul real good.
Clear away all the prejudices and biases.
Read a good translation of the meaning of the Holy Quran in a language that they can understand best.
Take some time.
Read and reflect.
Think and pray.
And keep on asking the One who created you in the first place, to guide you to the truth.
Keep this up for a few months. And be regular in it.
Above all, do not let others who are poisoned in their thinking influence you while your are in this state of "rebirth of the soul."
The rest is between you and the Almighty Lord of the Universe. If you truly love Him, then He already knows it and He will deal with each of us according to our hearts.
Peace to you and Guidance from Allah the One Almighty God, Creator and Sustainer of all that exists.
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Mailcamp 2012 - 5 minutes on Mobile Email Design
- 1. 5 minutes on Mobile Email Elliot Ross actionrocket.co | @actionrocket
- 4. The mobile revolution • 44.8% of the British population now owns a smartphone • 55% of users check mobile email every day • 27% of emails are opened on mobile devices Sources: The Guardian, Comscore, Econsultancy 4
- 6. 41.8% 27% 21.7% 5.7% Android iPhone Blackberry Windows Comscore 2011 Mobile Report 6
- 7. To Do: Get the device open stats for your campaigns (Use Litmus.com if your platform can’t do that)
- 8. Only 20% of users surveyed found mobile email as easy to use as on a computer. Strong Signals: Mobile Email Marketing Is Connecting With Consumers Sources: Comscore, eDialog Mobile Insights report 8
- 9. 5 easy wins
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- 16. Responsive Design: One HTML, layout adapts for devices 16
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