1. The last very successful (larger) project was probably Google+ and the whole integration into "new Google". I dislike some of the changes, but for Google thi

1. The last very successful (larger) project was probably Google+ and the whole integration into "new Google". I dislike some of the changes, but for Google this was definitely a necessary and very successful move. 2. The Android and Chromium projects are the ones I'm excited about. Android really changed how people interact with personal computers. IMHO Android was maybe the most important driver for innovation in technology within the last 10 years or so. Google's own Application suite for Android is very good as well, as are most of their core services like gmail or maps or search. Music, Books and Movies are well implemented and IMHO ahead of the competition. But as with most content related applications, worldwide (mostly European) content licensing castrates these projects and makes them dull.