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iEveryware (Often misspelled "iEverywhere")

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iEveryware lets non-programmers make and publish their own mobile apps. The service works by letting users buy and configure modular “Content Sections” to be in their apps. Content Sections currently exist for News Feed, Video, Audio and Image Galleries, Embedded Web Pages, Info Guides, GPS Location Finders, Events, Twitter, YouTube, Media Capture and many more.

iEveryware lets people make apps starting at $10 per Content Section per month. Users can login to their accounts and update the configuration of their apps live, anytime.

iEveryware is the only app making service that offers a Preview App. iEveryware users can download iEveryware Mobile from the App Store, log in with their iEveryware username and password and view their app live before they pay to submit it to the App Store.

Milestones

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  iEveryware (Often misspelled "iEverywhere") added Touradj Barman as Co-Founder, VP of Product Strategy. (7/1/10)
  Posted 8/15/11 at 11:38am
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  iEveryware (Often misspelled "iEverywhere") added Paul Hershenson as Co-Founder. (7/1/10)
  Posted 8/11/11 at 11:34am
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  iEveryware (Often misspelled "iEverywhere") added John Opferkuch as Co-Founder, CTO. (7/1/10)
  Posted 8/11/11 at 11:34am

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