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June 17, 2008
iWidgets Launches Public Beta, Makes Widget Development Easier
To compete in social media or with open source search applications, widget development is key. But it can be costly if you don't know what you're doing. iWidgets is demystifying the widget development process by launching their platform into public beta. The service is free to use and brings widget creation to a wider audience.
“Private beta users were so enthusiastic about iWidgets, we knew the market was ready,” said Peter Yared, CEO of iWidgets. “Our robust tools provide an unmatched ability to display personalized content from a source website without requiring experienced programmers. The result is incredibly viral - a fun, interactive application people want to use and share.”
Widgets created through iWidgets can be used on iGoogle, Facebook, MySpace and others.
If you've been holding back on widgets, are you inclined to check out iWidgets? Give us your thoughts in the comments.
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