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Fridaygram

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Summary

Scott Knaster, editor of the Google Code Blog, introduces several innovative technologies in a lighthearted Fridaygram post from June 17, 2011, highlighting Google's new "Search by Image" feature, which allows users to search the web using images instead of words. This feature is useful for identifying objects and finding similar images. Knaster also discusses ReCell, a spray-on skin technology that aids in healing for burn victims by culturing and applying healthy skin cells, a process that, despite its futuristic sound, is already in use globally. The post also mentions Google's interactive guitar doodle created for Les Paul's birthday, which employed various web technologies such as HTML5 Canvas and Google App Engine, and notes its popularity among users who recorded themselves playing songs ranging from Lady Gaga to Led Zeppelin. The Fridaygram series aims to entertain and engage tech enthusiasts with interesting developments and lighter content.

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