Google search had one killer feature that would have me come back a few times a month, but they discontinued it:
Things like “12573238458 bytes / 22 days in Mbps” used to do the unit conversions and print the answer.
Docs’ only killer feature for me is inline comments (and not requiring windows update...). Even atlassian has that now.
I hate the gmail UI, and just access it via ldap; to each their own, I guess.
All the things I mentioned work great on all the platforms that are currently alive, and integrate as much as I’d like via smtp, so there’s that checkbox too.
Google search had one killer feature that would have me come back a few times a month, but they discontinued it:
Things like “12573238458 bytes / 22 days in Mbps” used to do the unit conversions and print the answer.
Docs’ only killer feature for me is inline comments (and not requiring windows update...). Even atlassian has that now.
I hate the gmail UI, and just access it via ldap; to each their own, I guess.
All the things I mentioned work great on all the platforms that are currently alive, and integrate as much as I’d like via smtp, so there’s that checkbox too.