Moved off of Google Pages to a site with all the programming goodies. Already tied it in with the BlackBerry 8800, Twitter, and Flickr.
Fast and Furious Windows Error: Please Wait for The Simpsons
I was always under the impression a game like Fast and Furious would be on something more reliable. Most likely something proprietary or dedicated. But here, while waiting in the lobby before The Simpsons Movie we see a dirty little secret…
Sol’s eCommerce Home Page
A home page for buying great titles, and I get 20%…
Using purely RSS, not a custom commerce site, you can buy great audiobooks from me (powered by iofy):
Some business books (a real-time search feed for business titles):
Or something from Shakespeare (another real-time search feed for titles authored by Shakespeare):
Shakespeare
Also supported through iofy’s API is the ability to support your customers:
Have you downloaded content from iofy before? If so, you can get items from your digital locker (everything you’ve purchased through iofy is readily available here):
Digital Locker
Access your account here:
Account Details
And if you would like support and help with any devices, downloading, or listening…
Support
Common Sense
How about ordering a little common sense?
iofy widget – from the new platform
Something cool my team has been working on… The iofy widget. We use our latest 3.0 platform, providing download, syncronization, and drm (if desired).
The 3.0 platform allows a customer or partner to plug in content and make it available for download via our download manager. If desired, the content can be secured with industry standard DoD level DRM and made available for purchase
Many people that make viable content do not have a method for monetized distribution. Many companies with content have problems with monetization.
In order to make a title available, a content provider simply provides an RSS feed to iofy. The content from that feed is converted and made available for mass consumption (if desired).
Problem solved?