> Google has been around for 26 years I believe. According to that link 60 apps were killed in that timeframe. According to your statement that Google kills an app a month that would leave you 252 apps short. Furthermore, the numbers would indicate that Google has killed 2.3 apps per year or .192 apps per month.
Most of the "Services" on that list are effectively apps, too:
VPN by Google One, Album Archive, Hangouts, all the way back to Answers, Writely, and Deskbar.
I didn't touch hardware, because I think that should be considered separately.
The first of 211 services on that site was killed in 2006.
The first of the 60 apps on that site was killed in 2012.
So even apps alone, 4.28 a year.
But more inclusively, 271 apps or services in 17 years is ~16/year, over one a month.
You need to remind yourself of the site guidelines about assuming the worst. Your comments just come across condescendingly.
Most of the "Services" on that list are effectively apps, too:
VPN by Google One, Album Archive, Hangouts, all the way back to Answers, Writely, and Deskbar.
I didn't touch hardware, because I think that should be considered separately.
The first of 211 services on that site was killed in 2006.
The first of the 60 apps on that site was killed in 2012.
So even apps alone, 4.28 a year.
But more inclusively, 271 apps or services in 17 years is ~16/year, over one a month.
You need to remind yourself of the site guidelines about assuming the worst. Your comments just come across condescendingly.