The really funny bit is that near the end of Steve Jobs's life (per the biography), Larry Page asked him for advice and of course he said "focus on doing a few things really well, cut out everything else."
Seems Larry decided he knew better.
Browser, email, self-driving cars. Lots of other stuff too...
Leading in memory usage perhaps
not a sub, but there was/is? this http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2014/01/07/google-launches-...
Apparently he did. In the same biography, Isaacson wrote that "asking for advice to run a company" was just a clever way for Larry to visit Jobs in peace, playing to his ego, so to speak, as Jobs still held a grudge against Android.
Google is a very different company from Apple anyway. At Apple, innovation runs top-down, from the likes of Jobs and Ive to Foxconn workers. At Google, innovation runs bottom-up.