Many of them are feature-poor (as an example, Google Calendar doesn't seem have a setting to prevent your phone from getting automatic notifications, no matter if you turn EVERY notification off).
Many of them are feature-poor (as an example, Google Calendar doesn't seem have a setting to prevent your phone from getting automatic notifications, no matter if you turn EVERY notification off).
Google+ brings Google valuable information about who you are and what you do to their ad-words (revenue)engine.
Improving a Calendar app which already provides them with that information, brings them little extra.
It's sometimes important to remember who Google's real customers are. It's not you.
It hasn't ever had any validity. You are Google's customer as they need you to click on relevant advertisements.
The advertising companies are also their customer. The intention is to hook two customers up together.
Google are matchmakers. How you can twist that into what you posted I don't know.