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Mobile is messy: 6 charts that prove it

In this data report from Embrace, learn how devices, operating systems, app versions, unpredictable network conditions, and more contribute to the complexity of the modern mobile environment.

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New research: OpenTelemetry’s role in mobile observability

Get the full research report on how modern organizations are weaving OpenTelemetry into their mobile observability practices.

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Mobile is messy: 6 charts that prove it

In this data report from Embrace, learn how devices, operating systems, app versions, unpredictable network conditions, and more contribute to the complexity of the modern mobile environment.

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dashboards

Introducing Release Health: your new version comparison tool

Embrace's new Release Health page lets you compare the stability and performance of two different app versions in one simple, streamlined view. See side-by-side stats around crash rate, errors, exceptions, and ANRs to quickly identify improvements or regressions across releases. Prioritize which issue to fix based on how many of your users are being impacted.

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User Session Insights

Enriching our user insights tools with more data, filters, and context

Check out what's new with Embrace's User Timeline and User Sessions pages. We've introduced some upgrades that enrich the data and filtering capabilities of these two features, providing even better context and customization capabilities for engineers who want deep insight into their end users' mobile experiences.

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logs

Introducing log attachments for enhanced diagnostics

Logs are an invaluable tool for detecting and investigating all kinds of events in the application lifecycle. Sometimes, however, a standard record of a log is not enough. That's why we at Embrace have been working steadily to provide data enrichment features specifically for logs. The latest of these is our logs attachment capability, which allows engineers to attach different file types of up to 1 MB in size to log records, adding a layer of context for improved diagnostics and troubleshooting.

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