Their terms of service still seem to forbid any interesting uses of the search results: "You agree that you will not, and you will not permit your users or oth

Their terms of service still seem to forbid any interesting uses of the search results: "You agree that you will not, and you will not permit your users or other third parties to: (a) modify or replace the text, images, or other content of the Google Search Results, including by (i) changing the order in which the Google Search Results appear, (ii) intermixing Search Results from sources other than Google, or (iii) intermixing other content such that it appears to be part of the Google Search Results; or (b) modify, replace or otherwise disable the functioning of links to Google or third party websites provided in the Google Search Results." With those restrictions, it's really more of a widget than an API...