Without google apps, how interested would you be in IOS?

[cbreze]

I use both operating systems so very pleased to see more google apps compatible on my iPhone.

 

[TripleOne]

I use both operating systems so very pleased to see more google apps compatible on my iPhone.

Yup! And I heard some users say that the Google apps works better on iOS.

 

[metllicamilitia]

I couldn’t use iOS if Google Apps weren’t available. I use Drive and Sheets for work all the time.

 

[TripleOne]

I couldn’t use iOS if Google Apps weren’t available. I use Drive and Sheets for work all the time.

Same here, a lot of people use Google and it's the easiest.

 

[timee80]

As a long time android user and recent convert to iOS, there's no way I could stay on iPhone without google apps. I imagine many others are the same

 

[robertk328]

I use Google Sheets now and then but don't need to. I could always wait until I got to my desktop. Other than that I do watch youtube but can do the on the web.

So no, I'd be fine without Google apps on my iPhone.

 

[Quis89]

I think the only two Google apps that I use regularly are Gmail and Youtube. And if I didn't have those available I think I'd be fine. I won't speak definitively because I honestly don't know how I'd do but those two apps don't strike me as something that I'd be hurt without.

 

[TheRandomDealio]

There would be a tiny bit of adjustment as I was an Android user before my iPhone 6 but...I honestly don't think it would be a huge issue for me.

 

[anon(62000)]

I'd have to switch from my gmail account to another email provider, which isn't difficult. I'd also have to find a new home for my YouTube content. That said, I'd still stick with iOS.

 

[Dgray2712]

Google maps is my go to. I am a truck driver, and planning a trip, it's nice to see a satellite image of my customers, to see if I can park there overnight, and be ready first thing in the morning. Also, you can have it show bike trails. That is quite handy for me. Also, I prefer the Gmail app. Plus, being an Android user for years, I have a loaded Google Photos account.

 

[robertk328]

I'd have to switch from my gmail account to another email provider, which isn't difficult. I'd also have to find a new home for my YouTube content. That said, I'd still stick with iOS.

Why would you need to switch email? I don't use the Google app but can still get my Gmail. I can also watch YouTube via Safari.

 

[anon(62000)]

Why would you need to switch email? I don't use the Google app but can still get my Gmail. I can also watch YouTube via Safari.

Going a step further than the apps, I'm trying to imagine a Google-less experience.

 

[robertk328]

Going a step further than the apps, I'm trying to imagine a Google-less experience.

Ahh ok!

 

[anon(62000)]

Ahh ok!

There would still be a bit of pain involved. I have multiple gmail accounts that forward to my main account.

 

[anon(41073)]

Without Google apps, I would not be using IOS.

 

[imwjl]

I'm an Alphabet stockholder so not a typical bias against a product but really don't like some Google offerings when I compare them to others.

My experience includes administration of G Suite and Office 365.

YouTube, Maps and search are good. Keep is a bad joke compared to Evernote and OneNote.

G Suite support is wretched bad compare to how well Microsoft takes care of 365 and azure customers.

I like my high stock price so hope Google can make some of the offerings better.

 

[phonejunky]

I couldn’t do it. I use a lot of Google apps. Google Drive, Google Search, YouTube, Gmail, Google Maps. All usually daily.

 

[Hendri Hendri]

No google drive, no google photos, no youtube, no waze, maybe i should reconsider android with its crappy os

 

[joemd60]

I have a lot of Google apps, but I would be fine. I would find a work around.

 

[Just_Me_D]

If it weren’t for work, I doubt I’d have any Google apps on my iPhone, except for the YouTube app and possibly the Google Maps app.