GoMo recommended headphones for 10 year old English Christmas

GoMo also thanks to 51Degrees.mobi for his letters of the week (CoTW)

We tried asking Santa what he wants a 10-year

Normally, GoMo News would run one letter of the week (CoTW) regularly produced by 51Degrees.mobi that helps companies and organizations to optimize their web sites for mobile performance. But the company Elves are busy helping Sanat Claus this week. We waited for the company to produce a table which showed that specific phones are popular among young people (10 years old) in the United Kingdom. Our own instincts suggest that Nokia Lumia 520 is very popular among this age group because it is cheap and executes WP8 (Windows Phone). Apparently, it is much easier to completely customise your handset by changing tiles WP8's which is to do something similar with an iPhone or Android phone.

Our suggestion for parents that do not have bought their ten years a handset for Christmas, is a BlackBerry.

It may sound obvious but blackberries have always been popular for its Qwerty keyboard and fingers of the young are ideal for the keys.

We are not sure if BlackBerry IM - BBM (Black Berry Messenger) is popular among this age group, but that could easily compete against the likes of WhatsApp and Facebook.

GoMo, of course, tried ringing Santa to ask that handset has asked for more than 10 years for Christmas, but your mobile phone just goes straight to voice mail.

So thank 5.Grados were going to mention some of the impressive landmarks of the company in the course of the year 2013.

More than 1.3 million websites now use 51Degrees.mobi to support their mobile online and the Tablet user experience.

2 Billion more visits only global web were tracked and analyzed by the 51Degrees.mobi platform during November [2013] only.

51Degrees.mobi has also partnered (with others) to help the GSMA (which organizes the MWC) to create a section of mobile web performance on the new intelligent GSMA's applications guidelines here.

GoMo News welcomes contributions from anyone within the mobile sector. If you want to talk about sponsorship pages on this publication, please e-mail to ads@gomonews.com. Follow us on Twitter @GoMoTweet