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November 30, 2011 04:24 am GMT
If apps likeInstagramhave proven one thing, it's that photos and mobile phones are an extremely popular (and powerful) combination. And photos on the web are obviouslyimmenselypopular as well.A year ago NYC-based startup decided to capitalize on these trends by launching developer-facing APIs, which allow third-party apps to bake in image editing with a minimal amount of work required. Today, the company is announcing some stats that indicate that its strategy is working: it's now powering image editing in some 300+ websites and mobile applications, and over one million photos are being edited per week on mobile alone.For most of its history Aviary has offered a suite of web-based image editing tools if you want to edit an image but don't have Photoshop handy, for example, it's a great free alternative. Then last year, it opened the doors to third-party developers with a new HTML5-based web API, and it followed that up with its iOS and Android SDKs this past September. Aviary says that on average, it takes a mobile developer only fifteen minutes to bake this functionality into their apps.
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Aviarys Tools Are Powering One Million Edited Photos Per Week On Mobile Alone
If apps likeInstagramhave proven one thing, it's that photos and mobile phones are an extremely popular (and powerful) combination. And photos on the web are obviouslyimmenselypopular as well.A year ago NYC-based startup decided to capitalize on these trends by launching developer-facing APIs, which allow third-party apps to bake in image editing with a minimal amount of work required. Today, the company is announcing some stats that indicate that its strategy is working: it's now powering image editing in some 300+ websites and mobile applications, and over one million photos are being edited per week on mobile alone.For most of its history Aviary has offered a suite of web-based image editing tools if you want to edit an image but don't have Photoshop handy, for example, it's a great free alternative. Then last year, it opened the doors to third-party developers with a new HTML5-based web API, and it followed that up with its iOS and Android SDKs this past September. Aviary says that on average, it takes a mobile developer only fifteen minutes to bake this functionality into their apps.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/CWYC9zATa1s/
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