Whether it's having Dropbox back up every Instagram photo you take, getting a text message in the morning when the forecast calls for rain, or receiving an email when a favorite artist uploads a new Soundcloud recording, IFTTT — which stands for "if this, then that" — has offered users a pretty simple way to automate tasks across web services since launching in 2010. It already supports nearly 70 services (called "channels"), and the company plans on supporting a bunch more by year's end. That expansion starts today with the addition of The New York Times.
The more apps that work with IFTTT, the more powerful it becomes, and the company's hoping that it'll become indispensable as it connects with more web services. For now, that...
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