Mar 062008
I avoid TechMeme as much as possible but this stuff swam in front of my eyes:
3. 2. 1. Contact. The API has landed — Have you ever been on a web-site that asked you for your Google username and password so that it can import your Gmail contact list? Did you think twice before giving out that information, hoping the web-site would not use it to access …
Discussion: ProgrammableWeb, The Real McCrea, techno.blog, Google Code Blog and Feld Thoughts
Discussion:
John Musser / ProgrammableWeb: Google Releases Contacts APIBrad Feld / Feld Thoughts: Google Contacts Data APIRELATED:Ionut Alex Chitu / Google Operating System:
Google Releases an API for Contacts — Google wants to make everyone happy today. After releasing a calendar sync tool, Google makes it possible to sync other valuable data: your contacts. The new Contacts Data API “allows client applications to view and update Contacts content in the form of Google Data API feeds.
Discussion: Google Blogoscoped and Mashable!
Nutshell: you won’t have to go through creating new friends lists everytime you join a new social network, you unfaithful, hoyden community dwellers!
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Posted by Laurel Papworth at 2:40 am Tagged with: Alex Chitu, API, Brad Feld, calendar sync tool, client applications, dataportability, Dion Almaer, Google, John Musser, Online Communities, operating system, social network, social networks, web-site






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