uLogin service allows your users to login using their accounts at:
Last.fm, SoundCloud, Steam, Flickr, Vimeo, YouTube, WebMoney, foursquare, tumblr, etc.
Integrating Facebook, Twitter and Google+ IFrames with a 2 click privacy solution.
This module provides access to HPCloud's service architecture. The following services are supported by this module:
Servicelog is going to be a drop in amendment to or replacement of the core logging modules Database Logging (dblog) and Syslog (syslog) to integrate respective third-party offerings from Logging as a Service (LaaS) providers (e.g. Loggly, Papertrail).
Brings the power of Google Website Translate into Drupal, providing an instant translated version of your site's text.
Convert any menu link into a google translate switch, that, on click, will show a dropdown with configured languages. This way we keep a lean user interface for those who do not need the translation option. Optionally, you can add the translate switch as a block instead.
Signing up for a free ShippingEasy account provides seamless integration into your store’s inventory, access to discounted shipping rates and consolidated management of all your shipments.
The Odiogo Listen Button module enables Drupal site administrators to add a "listen" button to selected content type nodes in their website(s). The listen button provides users with podcast version of the related content.
Site administrators will need to register (for free) their site's RSS feed with Odiogo. The feed will then be monitored on a regular basis and MP3 files will be automatically generated with the addition of new posts to the blog. MP3 files are stored in the Odiogo environment.
This module allows integrate Babeltheque services with Drupal.
What is Babeltheque services ?
Babeltheque provides a web 2.0 service for libraries wishing extend their OPAC or sites with additional data. Then, bibliographic records can be enrich with critics, quotes, tags, ratings, suggestions and videos.
How does babeltheque module work ?
Currently the 6.x-1.0 provides a simple embedded dictionary lookup in a block (as described here: http://groups.drupal.org/node/174934) for English, Chinese, Spanish, German, Russian, French, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Romanian, Greek, Japanese, Korean, Czech, Turkish and Arabic.
This module extends Disqus module by adding an option to export Disqus comments into an XML file that Disqus supports.
