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The take-aways are:
- You can create simple, "no programming required", homepage gadgets using their gadget wizard.
- Localised support for multiple languages and locales (22 around the world in fact) -- so http://www.google.co.uk/ig will give you your iGoogle on the UK Google domain.
- iGoogle has been Google's biggest growing service.
The Gadget Maker is no longer available, but they have a very nice documentation on how to create gadgets on your own: http://www.google.com/apis/gadgets/docs-home.html
ReplyDeleteUsed it to create a price-comparing amazon gadget for all amazon countries (Amazon.com, amazon.de ...) :-) You can find it at http://amazonigoogle.filzhut.net
Kind regards,
Daniel