It’s called Groovle. Based in Ontario, Groovle allows you to create a custom Google homepage (provided that you like to use a basic Google search page without widgets).

Groovle has a bunch of custom pages they have already designed, with images ranging from planets to half-naked celebrities. You can also upload your own image and create a homepage with a photo of your choice. I’m surprised it took so long for someone to come up with a way to create custom homepages for people who don’t know how to make custom Google search engines.

What’s special about tomorrow is that the FCC is weighing a request from an unlikely telecom player: Google. The company would like to see a huge change in the way the FCC regulates wireless airwaves, and has promised a bid of at least $4.6 billion if its conditions are met.

Could this spell the end for frustrating cell phone limitations? Or will it just mean you’re going to get bombarded by Google advertising? Stay tuned.

More on:
Google’s plan and brief lobbying history here.
Live audio/video link to tomorrow’s FCC meeting here (begins 10am Eastern).