Hi Michael, Actually, there is not much of a difference between using the API with or without Angular. Encapsulating it in a service is indeed the way to go. Remember, a service is basically just a normal class that has access to, and is known by the injector. For an service wrapping any Google API, you probably should not be injecting anything.
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