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Google launches Themes API for iGoogle

Slimy   on 16 January 2008 - 17:01 · 6 comments & 4715 views

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Google has released an iGoogle Themes API, giving designers the ability to create their own iGoogle Theme. With the iGoogle Themes API, developers can design and share a theme with the tens of millions of iGoogle users around the world, providing even more options for users to customize their iGoogle experience. To jumpstart the development, and for the a little bit of inspiration, Google has also released custom themes from innovative designers Yves Behar, Mark Frauenfelder, Troy Lee and John Maeda. A new themes directory, similar to the Google Gadgets directory, has also been created.

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(1 reply) #1 leovanham on 16 Jan 2008 - 17:31
Finally, i use igoogle alot and always wondered why they didn't have more themes. It just makes it more fun to use .
#1.1 rage710 on 16 Jan 2008 - 20:33
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Finally, i use igoogle alot and always wondered why they didn't have more themes. It just makes it more fun to use .


Yeah I know, I use the beach one primarily, well since I live near the beach..but thats becides the point. I am using the world light one now, its pretty neat.
(1 reply) #2 simon360 on 16 Jan 2008 - 21:09
Maybe I'll make a Neowin one, just for kicks
#2.1 +StevoFC on 16 Jan 2008 - 22:33
I was going to make one, and designed it actually but I am total **** with xml.
#3 Ironman2003 on 16 Jan 2008 - 21:12
I personally use the ones at Bonstio.net They are released quite often and have lots of themes already. It is a plugin for the igoogle home page, but works pretty well.

Bonstio.net
#4 em_te on 17 Jan 2008 - 06:34
I'll make one with a background image of a picture of the google search box so that the user doesn't know which box is real.

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