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The Abandoned Google Project Memorial Page

posted by n1 on Saturday March 07 2015, @06:12AM   Printer-friendly
from the b-sides-and-rarities dept.

Hugh Pickens writes:

Quentin Hugon, Benjamin Benoit and Damien Leloup have created a memorial page for projects adandoned by Google over the years including: Google Answers, Lively, Reader, Deskbar, Click-to-Call, Writely, Hello, Send to Phone, Audio Ads, Google Catalogs, Dodgeball, Ride Finder, Shared Stuff, Page Creator, Marratech, Goog-411, Google Labs, Google Buzz, Powermeter, Real Estate, Google Directory, Google Sets, Fast Flip, Image Labeler, Aardvark, Google Gears, Google Bookmarks, Google Notebook, Google Code Search, News Badges, Google Related, Latitude, Flu Vaccine Finder, Google Health, Knol, One Pass, Listen, Slide, Building Maker, Meebo, Talk, SMS, iGoogle, Schemer, Notifier, Orkut, Hotpot, Music Trends, Refine, SearchWiki, US Government Search, Sparrow, Web Accelerator, Google Accelerator, Accessible Search, Google Video, and Helpouts. Missing from the list that we remember are Friend Connect, Google Radio Ads, Jaiku, SideWiki, and Wave.

We knew there were a lot, but who knew there'd be so many. Which abandoned Google project do you wish were still around?

 
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  • (Score: 1) by f4r on Saturday March 07 2015, @07:33AM

    by f4r (4515) on Saturday March 07 2015, @07:33AM (#154063)
    I missed it sorely too, but then I found Sage (an RSS extension for firefox) and I feel it fills the gap nicely, in some ways it's even better even. Bit of a change in terms of behavior/flow, and RSS does have limitations, but for me it worked.
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