Wolfram Alpha announces Webservice API
Will be used to develop coming-soon iPhone app
16 October 2009 12:06 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Computational knowledge engine Wolfram Alpha has announced the launch of the Wolfram Alpha Webservice API.
The paid-for release will mean that developers can now stick Wolfram Alpha results and data into websites and online publishing, desktop applications, on mobiles and in cloud computing applications.
Wolfram Alpha says such uses may include "researching cancer through computational biology, augmenting web and meta-web search with computed knowledge, enriching online journalism with interactive content, building artificial intelligence systems on our domain expertise, leveraging our data analysis for decision support, optimizing renewable-energy efficiency, and even determining the optimal temperature for draft beer based on the current weather conditions".
Developers can register now for an API account at a dedicated site, while the API is said to be the basis for a forthcoming Wolfram Alpha iPhone app - we will keep you posted.
Latest in Software
Latest on Pocket-lint.com
-
AUDIO
Daily News Roundup - 19/11/09
-
SOFTWARE
Google Chrome OS Detailed
-
SOFTWARE
Google Chrome OS: What You Need To Know
GAMING
UPDATE: Russia has not banned Modern Warfare 2 "No Russian" provokes anger
CAMERAS
Next-gen Flip camcorder to boast Wi-Fi EXCLUSIVE: Cisco buy-out sees networking functionality added to popular range
CAMERAS
Canon PowerShot S90 digital camera How much fun can you pack into a compact?




Comments