Top client devices

Neither of those stats really surprises me all that much. The duration someone spends on a site with a mobile device is generally going to be much shorter than it would be on the average desktop...

MOBILE:

"Here, let me check that on my phone..."

<opens browser and goes to site>

"Yep, that's for this."

<closes browser and puts phone in pocket>

DESKTOP

"Here, let me check that on the store computer..."

<opens browser and goes to site>

"Yep, that's for this."

<leaves browser window up and walks away (talks to customer, uses restroom, makes a snack, etc)>

"Oh, I can close that now"
<closes browser>

BenPleysier  wrote It is no secret that hand held devices are increasingly used to surf the net. But this is beyond all of my expectations. (The details are for a site specialising in a niche Australian product for the farming community)

Do you think that might be because there is no 'static' broadband available in these 'farming' communities? I don't know Aus and the particular locations your client markets to. If it were the Outer Herbrides (somewhere remote - which I do know in the UK) I would sort of expect stranger than average results.