Google Hacks is what made this site and slowly they are gettingback. Keep looking at this place.
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Ever wondered what Google would say if it could talk? Wonder no more. Enter three or four words and Google will finish your thoughts by searching for what comes next after these words.
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Pretty much based on Visual Poetry, but instead of translating words into images, here we translate letters into images by searching on image search for [letter x] and then picking a letter from the first 5 results.
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WordColor uses an image search to fetch the top 8 results and then calculates the average color of those images to give you an idea which colors are associated with with which word.
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Poetry is supposed to project images in your mind. VisualPoetry translates any text into a series of images by looking up the words on Google image search and show the results as a visual poem.
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Google Date lets you enter a date and then searches using Google for what happened on that date and shows three results. Since Google isn't very good at sorting documents for relevance when it comes to dates, it usually doesn't give you a list of big events, but of the things happening in the lives of random people.
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Land Geist is a combination of Googles Zeit Geist, Google Mind Share and Visited Countries. For keywords like 'war', 'poverty', 'party', this project shows which country (names) have the highest relative scores (google shares).
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Simple web app that let's you design motivational or demotivational posters.
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Google Protocol is a simple windows program that installs google:// as a pseudo protocol system wide.
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GooglePos is a small python script that uses the google api to find out what position your website has for a certain keyword (or set of). How do I score for Google Hacks?
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Implementation of Google Share, as come up with by Steven Berlin Johnson. Type a domain (ie. Beatles), and some Items (John, Paul, Ringo, George) and you get a list of their relative popularity within that domain.
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Google Battle measures which of two terms has a higher Google rating by searching for term1 OR term2 and then counting the hits of either in the returned top 100..
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