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Exactly. Finding a way to integrate seems like the big obstacle. Then again, as I'm typing this, I'm wondering if integration is a bit of a mirage. While, it's

Exactly. Finding a way to integrate seems like the big obstacle. Then again, as I'm typing this, I'm wondering if integration is a bit of a mirage. While, it's certainly a real thing, I'm not sure how I'm actually employing the integration aspects. Like, is Keep and Docs really working together in my workflow? I like how keep can sit in my Gmail sidebar, which is classic integration. But, is something like that really what keeps me around, or is it more a feeling of integration. (sorry, getting very Hamlet in here).

taubek 5y ago
When I was looking for a new mobile phone I've crossed over new generations of Huawei due to a lack of Google integration. Sure, there are ways to get Google Maps and other services onto them but I don't like such type on installation process. It works, or I will not use it. The device is here to make my life easier. I totally understand what you mean when you talk about feeling of integration. I like Google and their tools, I like the fact that I can use "Login with Google" on many different services, I like the fact that I have single account for large number of services, that I can backup my mobile phone even without knowing where the data is (this is not necessary a good thing ;) ). So for me the biggest plus of integration is single account for multiple services.