Google kills off its products at an alarming pace. We probably don’t need to worry about it killing off Pixel phones, but it had no problem shuttering Stadia after investing millions into it and recently even got rid of Google Podcasts, which one would have assumed to be a lock for a good long time, considering the popularity of podcasts. At this point, I have learned not to attach myself too much to anything the company creates because who knows if/when it will be moved to the infamous Google Graveyard.
Still, there are some things that you think are so safe, so ironclad, that there’s no way Google could kill them off. One of these was a simple Google Assistant voice command that allowed you to add text entries into list apps. Google supported this through a system called Notes & Lists.