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The mobile web is exploding -- it's true. And the good news is that intelligently addressing the needs of your mobile visitors doesn't have to be intimidating or resource intensive.

Yes, building mobile experiences is not a simple as publishing your website for a smaller screen. But, you also do not need to create completely separate code bases and content.

What if you could design and deploy all your content across all devices appropriately using a single environment and a single set of templates? The key, according to the Telerik team, is to develop your mobile strategy based on "responsive design".

Using responsive design you can:

• Create and manage your content in a single location and have it reflected appropriately across channels and devices.
• Manage a single URL regardless of device used to access your site.
• Automatic adjust the size of screens without doing device detection or redirecting the user to other locations.
• Manage web properties without additional server logic.

Responsive design concepts, product solutions and means of building mobile experiences will be address in an upcoming one hour interactive webinar on April 11 at 8am Pacific / 11am Eastern / 16:00 GMT.

Is mobile on your mind? If so, you can reserve your seat here.

The latest release of Telerik's Sitefinity Web CMS includes mobile features that adapt web content for the variety of available screen sizes.

 Telerik has been busy. The software development provider announced its first quarter release, and it includes updates to almost every developer tool in the company’s portfolio.

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Telerik has released version 4.3 of its Sitefinity .NET Web content management system. And like we expected, there are more capabilities to support the online customer experience.

Software tools provider Telerik is attempting to alleviate some of its customers’ fears about the future of Microsoft Windows development. The Seattle giant made it clear, starting on the first day of the BUILD conference, that Metro-style applications are the future, which left many wondering if this meant the demise of .NET, Silverlight and all of the vendor tools that support them.

Telerik, maker of the Sitefinity .NET Web CMS, has announced release 4.2 of the product. Despite what the press release says, it's all about content and commerce -- not customer experience. The essentials. How refreshing.

With "waterfall" crawling toward an assisted living home for cast-off project management methodologies, Telerik continues to back its bet on the latest SDLC sweetheart -- Agile.

Telerik (news, site) releases its latest update to its developer productivity tools portfolio concentrating its focus on the latest technologies, including support for Windows Phone 7.

Telerik (news, site), the well-known provider of development tools and the Sitefinity content management platform, has announced the release of two new products: JustDecompile, an assembly browsing and decompiling tool, and JustTrace, an application profiler.

Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) tool provider Telerik (news, site) has announced the latest release of its agile project management platform, TeamPulse. Agile teams that rely on the tool are sure to be pleased with the number of new features Telerik has packed into the newest version.

Telerik (news, site) has released an update to its automated testing studio that should improve the speed and ease of which you test your web and desktop apps.

The latest release of Telerik's (news, site)  web content management system Sitefinity is now supporting Windows Azure and touts a number of performance enhancements to boot.

Sitecore (news, site) has announced the production release of version 6.4 of their web content management system (CMS). The recent release ousts support for Internet Explorer (IE) 6 and adds notable usability enhancements. However, the most impressive thing about the release might be that user feedback drove every single enhancement. Sitecore has embraced Web 2.0 principles of user engagement and responsiveness in its platform and business practices.