Google hasn't announced it yet, but the company earlier this year started offering free beta access to Cloud Source Repositories, a new service for storing and editing code on the ever-expanding Google Cloud Platform. It won't be easy for Google to quickly steal business from source code repository hosting companies like GitHub and Atlassian (with Bitbucket).
After the demise of iGoogle, most users were left with an Internet landing page of frequently visited websites and applications or add-ons from their browser of choice. But it's possible that Google has something else in the works-something that will integrate Android's powerful, contextually aware Google Now with the Internet.