tag = "Dijit"

Oasys Mobile, Inc., a leading provider of premium mobile entertainment, announced today a partnership agreement with Dijit to develop and publish a Girls Gone Mobile dijit, using Dijit’s advanced social commerce widget platform. The Girls Gone Mobile dijit will be available March 26, 2009

XLR8 Mobile, a company that provides customizable widgets for sharing videos, music, and pictures across social networks reaching over 1.6 million users monthly, announced today it has changed its company name to Dijit. Dijit also announced today the beta launch of its widget platform, also called Dijit, providing users with a distribution channel for original and licensed content on any webpage, social network, or blog. Dijit allows a user’s friends and fans to download videos, music, and pictures to their mobile devices and gives users the choice of charging money for the download of their content. In addition to uploading their own content, users can select from Dijit’s premium catalogue.