Integrating Ubuntu with Google services

I've been thinking... We need to integrate ubuntu with google services to increase the popularity of ubuntu.
Perhaps in ubuntu 12.10 will be have chrome or chromium by default. It's good.
Can we integrate ubuntu-software-center with the Google Web Store? Maybe it needed because the GWS contains the applications that ubuntu does not have (e.g. Angry Birds). Also, applications from the GWS are safer (because they running in the sandbox). We can do it after the chrome(-ium) will become our default browser.
I think we need to create "Google" lense, that will be display one of the Google Services (Gmail or Calendar or Reader or etc.) or iGoogle page (of course, with the special skin).
In Gnome 3.2 have released Documents GNOME. Now I haven't tried this program but if I understand correctly, this is not in nautilus. Can we include gdocs-mount-gtk or similar program to the repository of Ubuntu? Maybe we also need to use this program if user has written his account information in settings.
And one more thing. We can to integrate Ubuntu One with GDocs and Chrome Cloud.
Thank you for reading my blueprint. If you can please answer me to <email address hidden>.
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