Goollery: A Gallery of Google-Based Hacks, Projects and Mash-Ups

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August 31, 2009

Goollery is an unofficial online gallery of interesting projects that are based on Google tools, API’s and the Google brand. It’s a unique showcase of all kinds of creative Google hacks, like; Translation Party, Ohio Piano, and the Vanity Ring (as seen above).

Goollery is an independent project by Ji Lee, Jeanelle Mak, Francisco Hui, Karishma Sheth and Andrew Bonventre.

By Dan Gould

in Electronics & Gadgets, Gaming & Social Networks, Web & Technology, Dan Gould's Articles

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Related Topics: API, Google, goollery, Hacks, maps, mash-up

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