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    The Google graveyard: all the products Google has shut down

    News RoomBy News RoomMarch 14, 20251 Min Read
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    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 this world from the start. (What was Google Wave supposed to be, anyway?) The company actually used to shut down products with quarterly “spring cleanings,” but now, it just does so whenever it’s time for another product to be put out to pasture.

    Follow along here for all our coverage of everything Google sends to the graveyard.

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