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"I don't think we need GDrive anymore." Horowitz asked why not. "Files are so 1990," said Pichai. "I don't think we need files anymore." I wonder what
by xtacy 15y ago
"I don't think we need GDrive anymore." Horowitz
asked why not. "Files are so 1990," said Pichai.
"I don't think we need files anymore."
I wonder what they would think of that statement given Dropbox's adoption.
- wahnfrieden 15y agoI don't doubt that they knew lots of people would use GDrive. It sounds like their decision to drop it ha more to do with it's impact on their other products, and to fit in with their longterm vision. Google Docs might not have met as much use if GDrive helped solve some of the problems with MS Office, for example. It also sets user expectations.
- tybris 15y agoBecause mr. Pichai is not such a visionary as he portrays himself as?