This may be old new to some, but I only discovered this recently: Map24 is providing several APIs to their mapping and routing services on their mapsolute developer network. Apart from the obligatory AJAX API, there are also APIs available for Java, C++, ActiveX and mobile (Windows as well as Symbian as it seems.) The downside: the AJAX API is the only one they are giving away for free (prices for the other APIs can be inquired by contacting them directly).
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