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This is great news. My question is how good will the web applications be to replace the rest of gsuite. And while I am hoping to switch to Apple Mail on my Mac
by bredren 5y ago
This is great news. My question is how good will the web applications be to replace the rest of gsuite.
And while I am hoping to switch to Apple Mail on my Mac w the new MacOs, I kinda need a web application as fast and swifty as gmail for search.
My concern would be that Apple keeps sticking with the UX of their Numbers and Pages applications which have never sat well with me. I want them to do a copy of word or docs and excel or sheets.
I need a web version of Google docs and sheets that is as good or superior to what gsuite has. Numbers and Pages are not it.
- cunthorpe 5y agoThe two are not exclusive. You can have Apple handle your mail and Google everything else. If anything, splitting mail from “stuff” is a smart move nowadays. Not everything needs to be under one roof.
- bredren 5y agoI actually don’t trust Google with the documents. In many cases they contain more valuable information about new ideas and directions for products than my email. My goal would be to move completely away from Google. I have no problem going all in on Apple. I’ve tried Microsoft office’s solution and it’s so messy with its weird domains and logins, attempts to work w the installed apps. I’m looking for non-infiltrated versions of the gsuite apps.