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    October 15, 2009

    NewsGator's newest offering TapLynx!

    TapLynx Launches!

    The wait is finally over, folks, and as of today, TapLynx has officially launched. That means that you can now download the TapLynx SDK for free to evaluate whether or not it’s the right option to enable you to launch a content-rich, RSS-based iPhone app easily and quickly without having to learn Cocoa.

    On this site, you’ll be able to learn how you can create social iPhone apps with the ability to share content via Twitter, Facebook, or email. The apps can contain photos, video, and more, and are designed to make you money with optional advertisements, sponsorships, and application download fees.

    This site will also show you all of the neat features TapLynx has to offer, our upfront and no-nonsense pricing structure, as well as insightful case studies about successful iPhone applications that have been created using TapLynx.

    See more here!!!

    October 15, 2009 |

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    Jeff

    OMG! Awesome design!

    Posted by: Jeff | October 15, 2009 at 05:13 PM

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