We rebuilt our address book widget from the ground up and we know you’re going to love it.

As part of our commitment to privacy, we’re ensuring that customers use their own Google Developer account.

We’ve published our internal tool as a micro site Most of our time at CloudSponge is spent on two main…

Google released Chrome 45, completely removing the Java plugin support

Please review our latest revisions.

Our widget has a new option that helps it work better on mobile devices. This will keep the user experience in a single browser window for best compatibility on mobile devices.

Attention Customers! We’ve updated our snippet code.

We’ve enhanced our /services endpoint

Facebook v2.0 has made our integration useless.

Gmail import broke for about 2 hours today.

Facebook friends are no longer available and our integration won’t be useful much longer.

We’ve updated our Yahoo integration to use their new OAuth2 authentication.

Attention customers! Google branding must be OAuth2.0

We’ve added contact importing for UOL, Terra and BOL.

Join our Facebook Integration waiting list to get early access to our new Facebook import feature.

A brutally honest reflection of 2013 by the people behind CloudSponge.

A breakdown of our diagnosis of recent Yahoo Contact API failures.

Windows Live has changed often lately, but if you were using CloudSponge you probably didn’t notice.

Google deprecated their OAuth1.0 implementation some time ago and we’ve finally updated our service to use the newer OAuth2.0.

We’ve obtained OAuth access to AOL’s contacts API, which means that we’ll be able to provide a much improved user experience along the lines of Gmail and Yahoo imports.