Project Siena is a beta Windows 8 app that lets anyone (particularly business experts, business analysts, consultants, and other business users) create powerful business apps in just minutes, via a Windows 8-style interface, for today's mobile devices.

Sony has announced plans for software and firmware updates to improve the overall usability, speed, and functionality of the Cyber-shot QX100 and QX10 "Lens-style" cameras. The software update for the PlayMemories mobile app v4.0 is now available for all Sony Wi-Fi enabled cameras in addition to the Cyber-shot QX series.

Pebble's appstore will be launched early next year, along with the Pebble SDK 2.0.

Coast by Opera has rolled out a new way of browsing the web on the iPad. The old scheme with back and forward buttons is axed; the new app is now optimized for touch and gesture, introducing swipe motions and new ways of viewing the webpage.

Razer has launched its Razer Comms Android app that lets gamers make calls and messages from in-game to Android phones, and from Android phones to users who are in-game on the Razer Comms PC client.

Twitter has enhanced its mobile apps to let users send and receive photos via DMs, and swipe back and forth between timelines. There's also a new tab in the navigation bar for more convenience when accessing DMs, too.

The Philips hue is an intuitive app that lets you command and personalize your home lighting experience via your smartphone or tablet.

MobileIron has announced new capabilities to accelerate the adoption of Android in the enterprise.

To promote safer driving behavior, Samsung has developed an "Eyes on the Road" mobile app that helps drivers switch off mobile distractions when they get into their cars by activating the Drive Safe mode.

Roccat has announced that its Power-Grid app is now available for download as the software reaches its open beta phase. The software turns the smartphone into a fully customizable remote control for the PC, extending the environment of the gamer onto their smartphone.