Since Application Express can use WebServices and can integrate JSON like any other webpage. Take a look at this site http://www.trynt.com/ which has a bunch free WebServices,XML and JSON feeds which can be integrated into an APEX application.
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I tried a couple of them out and I'm impressed with just how easy they are. I created an APEX app based on the PDF producing service -
http://apex.shellprompt.net/pls/apex/f?p=463:1
Took less than 5 minutes from start to finish, one of the interesting uses (that I haven't put in that app but I did test) is that it could be used to produce a PDF of a chart or report region (by carefully crafting the URL) without the need to install FOP/BIP etc.
Things just got more Interesting ;)
John.