Was there a theme in funding news today? If there was, it sure didn’t jump out at us.
Yet just the band The Misfits proved that horror punk could inspire and rock the masses, so this ragtag group of announcements …
Aviary and AMD struck a deal; the chip maker chipped in some cash to fund Aviary's Windows 8 development. Here's the result.
With its focus on developers, Aviary now powers 3,500 apps and is growing exponentially.
Aviary, the startup that makes photo tools for developers, has just released a new version of Peacock, its formerly retired suite of tools for advanced image editing.
Over on the company blog, we read that Aviary gave the guy who …
Aviary's graduating into big-boy territory with a smart new CEO and money-making partnerships.
It looks like Aviary's leap into mobile has paid off.
Walgreens — yes Walgreens — has released an application programming interface (API) and a software development kit (SDK) to allow mobile developers to enable photo printing from Android and iPhone smartphones. The company has opened a developer portal (and a …
Aviary, the popular in-browser photo editor, is now available as an iPhone and Android app, and it’s coming to Windows Phone soon, as well.
The mobile apps will feature Aviary’s signature fast editing, one-tap auto-enhance feature, and a slate of …
Yahoo-owned photo-sharing site Flickr, the property involved in a patent spat between Yahoo and Facebook, is providing its users with new editing tools and filters courtesy of online photo-editing specialist Aviary.
The Flickr photo editor, rolling out to users starting …
With big dogs like Facebook and Twitter building out their engineering offices in Manhattan, the little guys have to up their recruiting game. A band of seven Silicon Alley startups has come together to form Come Work In New York, …
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Have you noticed that there are very few job listings for business development, marketing, operations, and other business-related functions at startups? It seems like all the non-technical jobs get snatched up before they are even made public.
Well, that is …
Sad that Google’s online photo editor Picnik is meeting its demise this year? Well, veteran photo editing service Aviary is plotting to take its place. On Monday the company announced it’s bringing its photo editing services to the Web with …
Continuing its quest for dominance in the photo arena, online editing suite Aviary announced version 2.0 of its photo editor today, bringing with it a slew of updated features and something enticing for developers: instant monetization for photo apps.
With …
Snap. Edit. Share.
Now you’ll be able to edit pictures on PicPlz’s popular photo sharing apps, thanks to mobile photo editing technology from Aviary.
“It was a logical fit” to include Aviary’s editing tools, PicPlz CTO Jeff Argast told VentureBeat …
Online media editing suite Aviary is taking its first step onto mobile devices today with the launch of its mobile SDK, which lets developers embed photo editing capabilities into any iPhone or Android app.
The move is a smart one …
