The document discusses several APIs for sharing images, locations, and favicons and provides example uses for each. It promotes MobyPicture and Spot2 APIs for posting and retrieving images and location data, and the Favi API for getting favicon images for web links. Potential uses include enriching sharing apps, creating mashups and add-ons, and developing native mobile clients. The document encourages experimenting and "playing" with the APIs.

1. the web developers LEGO

2. “ People should learn how to play Lego with their minds. Concepts are building bricks” - Vitorino Ramos

3. complex and simple

4. http://api.mobypicture.com (dev key ADC01234)

5. POST content to Moby and GET content from Moby POST image, title, description, location, tags, hash tags, services GET image, view count, clicks next month also audio and video files What can you do with the API ? http://api.mobypicture.com (dev key ADC01234)

6. enrichment of sharing apps (twitter clients, location apps) Greasemonkey add-ons (get images) screenshot tool CTRL + M + Y (instantly post to your sites) native Android Client Lego with it for: http://api.mobypicture.com (dev key ADC01234)

7. http://spot2.be/api (dev key ADC01234)

8. POST spots to spot2.be and GET content from spot2.be POST all spot variables (address, long/lat, title, etc.) GET spot info next month also proximity content What can you do with the API ? http://spot2.be/api (dev key ADC01234)

9. share location (from twitter clients, location apps) mashups native Android Client Lego with it for: http://spot2.be/api (dev key ADC01234)

10. http://favi.co.nz (get dev key on the site)

11. get the favicon [20x20 px PNG] of any web link http://favi.co.nz/api?k=ADC01234&u=http://favi.co.nz What can you do with the API ? http://favi.co.nz (get dev key on the site)

12. compact more visual link viewing for blogs/twitter clients etc. Greasemonkey add-ons visual (mobile) (start) pages Lego with it for: http://favi.co.nz (get dev key on the site)

13. twitter.com/mathys www.linkedin.com/in/mathys mathys.vanabbe.com [email_address] LEGO art by Nathan Sawaya - www.brickartist.com grabbed em with favi.co.nz