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- Hybrid mobile apps are built using web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript but wrapped in a native container using frameworks like Cordova or Apache Cordova. This allows them to work as native apps and access device capabilities. - Ionic is a popular framework for developing interactive hybrid mobile apps that uses Angular and supports mobile-specific components. Apps are developed using web technologies and published using Cordova. - The architecture involves a client-side single page app interacting via RESTful services with a server-side backend for business logic and data storage. Cordova tools provide access to native device features.

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This document summarizes Netvibes' ginger product and how partners can work with Netvibes. Netvibes ginger was introduced in January 2008 and focuses on managing social life and data portability. Key new features include an improved interface, public pages for widgets, activity streams, and social networking integration. The document outlines opportunities for partners to create and promote widgets on Netvibes, develop public pages to showcase content, and participate in sponsored placement programs.

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Netvibes is a personalized page platform that has been operating for 2 years. It has over 100,000 widgets created by 1,000 developers and 15,000 members. More than 1,000 brands and media companies have created widgets that are translated into 76 languages and available in 69 countries. Netvibes enables publishers to create widgets and distribute content globally on their platform, which supports mobile and iPhone users. Their widget gallery features international content and widgets can integrate social APIs.

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Netvibes provides a platform for users to focus their attention on what interests them through widgets. It allows 100% user control over their personalized dashboard without advertising or corporate influence. Started in 2005 in Paris, Netvibes now has over 10 million users in 150 countries who can access over 1.5 million RSS feeds through its widget platform. Netvibes aims to accelerate the "widgetized web" where content exists as independent widgets rather than full web pages, making information more portable and accessible across different platforms and devices.

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