I don&#x27;t know about the logo, but I&#x27;ll do know about Google&#x27;s voice recognition. Yesterday, on my commute home I came across an accident that blocked the road. I pulled out my iPhone, loaded the Google app, and asked &quot;give me directions home&quot; and Google gave me directions home. Siri wouldn&#x27;t have been able to do that. Siri can schedule my timers... and not much else, I don&#x27;t trust it to take me home. I followed the Google directions and came across a road that had a lot of traffic. I glanced at my phone and saw another road (Google Maps) and followed it and enjoyed a lovely drive down a dirt road and saved myself some time (and other waiting for me on a backed up road). I got home only a few minutes later than normal.<p>Blah blah... I don&#x27;t care about Google&#x27;s logo, but I use my iPhone like a commodity and use Google&#x27;s apps and services for the most important things. There are iPhone only apps I like, but when it comes to my mobile needs it&#x27;s all about making calls (phone, a commodity), getting on the web (Chrome), and directions (Google Maps) dominates 2 of those 3.