Yodlee Debuts New Developer Programs

Curtis C. Chen, May 9th, 2012

Yodlee FinApp StoreEverybody likes money, but nobody likes the inconvenience of having to visit different sites to manage all their accounts.  Redwood City-based Yodlee has been aggregating financial data for its MoneyCenter users and partner companies since 1999, and is now expanding its developer services to include “Accelerator” and “Incubator” programs, both of which augment its existing API offerings.


48 Monitoring APIs: WatchMouse, Amazon and Google

Wendell Santos, May 8th, 2012

WatchMouse Our API directory now includes 39 monitoring APIs. The newest is the UptimeFu API. The most popular, in terms of mashups, is the WatchMouse API. We list 7 WatchMouse mashups. Below you’ll find some more stats from the directory, including the entire list of monitoring APIs.


TradeKing Enhances Open API

Eric Carter, May 4th, 2012

TradeKingTradeKing’s SVP of Product—Kevin Delo—recently commented: “TradeKing has always been about providing tools that help clients trade in the ways that best suit their personal style.” With a series of recent enhancements to TradeKing’s open API, TradeKing furthers its mission to enable clients.


125 Places APIs: Google Maps, Bing Maps and Yahoo

Wendell Santos, May 2nd, 2012

Google MapsOur API directory now includes 125 places APIs. The newest is the Waytag API. The most popular, in terms of mashups, is the Google Maps API. We list 2369 Google Maps mashups. Below you’ll find some more stats from the directory, including the entire list of places APIs.


AudioMicro Extends Extensive Sound Library to Any Application

Eric Carter, May 2nd, 2012

AudioMicro’s Stock Music and Sound Effects library grants users access to over 300,000 sound files. The library includes a collection of sound effects and complete musical tracks. Spanning every musical genre (Aerobics to World) and fifty Sound Effect categories (Amusement to Whooshes), AudioMicro leader Brian Nimens described AudioMicro as an extensive sound “marketplace.”


93 Events APIs: Eventful, Upcoming, Google Calendar

Wendell Santos, May 1st, 2012

EventfulOur API directory now includes 93 events APIs. The newest is the Eventility API. The most popular, in terms of mashups, is the Eventful API. We list 46 Eventful mashups. Below you’ll find some more stats from the directory, including the entire list of events APIs.


Google Drive API: It’s Kind of a Big Deal

Curtis C. Chen, April 30th, 2012

Google DriveLast week’s launch of Google Drive, a cloud-based platform offering 5GB of free storage, may have been big news, but perhaps bigger was the simultaneous launch of an associated Drive API and several Drive-enabled apps in the Chrome Web Store. The move implies that Drive is not just another Google product, but a step toward creating a larger ecosystem of online apps backed by Google services.


PowerInbox Launches New Open API

Eric Carter, April 27th, 2012

PowerInboxPowerInbox’s original attempt to save e-mail required that users install PowerInbox alongside their email client. Although users enjoyed the app functionality within their inbox, the bothersome step of installing PowerInbox limited adoption. PowerInbox has removed the install step with the launch of its open API: Connect API.


Focus on Your App, Let RPost Cloud Worry about Compliance

Eric Carter, April 26th, 2012

RPostRpost made its name in the compliance space through its Rpost API and core products: email proof, privacy, and electronic signatures. Rpost’s core offering won a customer list full of household names across many industries, both public and private (Whole Foods, AT&T, and Civpol to name a few). Rpost now aims to bring its compliance strategy to all internet transactions via RPost Cloud.


Pearson is Cooking up Something Good

Kevin Sundstrom, April 25th, 2012

Pearson Kitchen Manager Pearson is a worldwide educational publishing company that provides learning materials, certifications, and multimedia learning tools. The company has access to an amazing amount of data surrounding a seemingly endless list of topics. Now, with the Pearson Kitchen Manager API developers can tap into at least a portion of Pearson’s knowledge base.


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