Google is killing off so many products lately we need to do a roundup or we won't get anything else done today. First on the docket is the inevitable death of Google Podcasts. We've been side ...

It should be celebrated! However, Google is also responsible for the death of many of its own products as it re-focuses its priorities: Google Labs, Google Reader and many other less celebrated ...

It’s hard to lose a loved one, especially if that loved one is a Google service. That’s why we’re opening the gates of the Google Graveyard, a virtual space for grieving. Buried in these ...

The open source site, made by front-end developer Cody Ogden, lists 149 dead Google products in total: 129 services, 11 apps, and 12 hardware products. That’s a lot for a 21-year-old firm!

The Google Cemetery website lists 44 dead Google products -- the latest being Google+, which was discontinued in October 2018. It's somewhat shocking to see large Google products or services ...

Google releases a lot of products, but it shuts down a lot of them, too. Some didn’t deserve to be discontinued (we pine for the days of Reader and Inbox), and some probably weren’t long for ...

“Killed by Google is a Free and Open Source list of dead Google products, services, and devices,” reads some boilerplate language at the bottom of the site, which continues: “It serves to be ...

Google has killed over 150 apps, products, or services since 2006. There are entire websites dedicated to cataloging dead Google products. How can a company as big as Google be so unreliable?

Sparks?---and the simple fact that no one ever really used it, Google's grand plan to unite its many products into a single social product just didn't pan out. So it should surprise no one that ...

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hi! i keep waiting for ars to cover how google killed their search engine, but i haven't seen it. i'm busy though; perhaps you covered it a few months ago? i'm waiting for some hot new search ...