Mobile Cms News & Articles

This week WordPress reached one million mobile users. Depending on your point of view, you can say that it took them only two years to do this or that it took them two whole years to reach a million.

SiteGalore (news, site) has added new features to the latest edition of its publishing suite to take advantage of the surge in mobile browsing and the latest demands of site creators.

Mobile browsing is on an ever-upward curve thanks to devices like the iPhone and millions of more mundane portable gadgets. The major new feature, among many updates, of SiteGalore version 17 is that a desktop-targeted website can be converted into one suitable for mobile devices with just a single-click, with the resulting site viewable on any device.

Additional features include:

• Design snapshots that show the evolution of a site, and help you go back to a previous version or pick from a range of templates.
• New templates that update the existing range and add modern touches
• A revamped editor aids design

Starting from US$ 99, SiteGalore has a range of subscription models to cater for all types of companies site designers.

The Singapore-based mobile content developer, Suvvo has just launched a new Content Management System that allows users to build dynamic mobile pages and sites for web-enabled mobile devices without programming knowledge, or complex integration processes.

Sitecore collared some key customers over the holidays and badgered them for feedback about their short-term plans, hopes, and dreams for their content systems. Reports from the field identified three broad trends for Web CMS for 2008, and Sitecore have been so good as to share their findings with us.

The trends are the “integration of Web CMS into the enterprise,” “adoption of mobile computing,” and “the growth of .NET Framework.”

Sitecore notes that while these trends were already apparent in 2007, they will have a more noticeable effect on the market in 2008.