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Ad management/distribution platform provider DG MediaMind finds that 63% of 16.1 billion rich media digital advertising impressions displayed in September 2012 was viewable. As explained in a new report, viewability measures whether at least 50% of an ad’s pixels are viewable for at least one second.

It's been a long time coming, but all the recent spending figures and predictions have been pointing to this. According to a recent survey by Gartner, nearly 80% of enterprises indicated an upcoming increase in IT, while more than half have a digital strategy in place to direct enterprise spending.

This week, customer relationship company, SugarCRM has released a new mobile app for all Apple iOS devices, and is previewing the mobile app for the Android platform. 

Social collaboration software provider eXo is releasing version 4.0 of its open source Enterprise Social Platform. eXo says the platform will offer numerous collaborative features and an intuitive user interface (UI).

The market has been waiting for quite some time for a sign from HP that there is more to it than squabbling over the Autonomy. The launch of Project Moonshot and a new line of ultra low-power servers may just be that sign.

Enterprise cloud technology provider Salesforce is introducing Salesforce Platform Mobile Services, aimed at easing the process of developing mobile apps in the Salesforce environment.

Is a 5-inch smartphone not enough for you? Do you have linebacker-sized hands that need more screen space, but can't be bothered with a mobile-enabled proper tablet? Another new off-shoot of the Galaxy range is coming from Samsung to answer this particular niche in the market. 

Google Drive is motoring along nicely with a new 1.30 update out for the productivity app, allowing users to better access and edit their documents in Google's updated cloud storage service, but some users are stuck at the Sign In button.

Big whoop, there’s a "Facebook phone.” That was my first reaction to Mark Zuckerberg’s announcement last week.

For this week's Mobile App of the Week, we are taking a look at CanWeNetwork, a business networking assistance application.

 After months of rumor, Facebook's smartphone is likely the one you already own, as Home opens up a new way to put social front and center on selected mobile devices. 

If there was any more bad news for PC makers in Gartner’s figures for the devices market between now and 2017, mobile and tablet makers would be fit to burst with happiness. According to this set of figures, tablet sales this year will be up 69%, while that of smartphones, excluding all other mobiles, will more than double to sales of over 1 billion units worldwide.

  The animosity between companies seems to be affecting the flow and interoperabilty between apps. So, its been some time coming for Microsoft's new SkyDrive app, while Twitter tries to replace some of the features it lost when the social apps started falling out with each other.

Twitter has announced a series of updates to its content sharing tool, Twitter Cards, which includes new mobile and usability features.

Like posting content to Drupal sites from an iOS device? Acquia, the commercial provider of Drupal Web CMS services, has released the code base for building native iOS apps that can post content right to a Drupal website -- the first of its kind.