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Andrew Washuta, 4 years ago What really gets me here is Inbox. I'm gonna miss Inbox :(. Have tried other alternatives, Superhuman, Consider, to name a few. Not the same as my Inbox.
Matthew O'Connor, 4 years ago
Me too
Jordan Little, 4 years ago
I do hate their tendency to release a "cutting edge" solution a la Wave, then cannibalize features for other products, eventually killing the experiment. Not good to be an early adopter in the Google ecosystem. Then again a friend of mine swore by Google Hangouts which has been around a good while, but they're killing it, too.
Ryan Mack, 4 years ago
Same. Sorely missing Reminders--it changed my life any now it's gone and I don't know what to do.
Philip A, 4 years ago same, switched to native mac mail client for now.
John Z, 4 years ago A lot of these standalone products have been integrated as features into Google's core product offerings.
Ollie Barker, 4 years ago
Nexus being a good example. They just evolved the branding.
Jim Silverman, 4 years ago
eh. a lot of these aren't killed so much as rebranded or evolved. Google Talk became Hangouts. Google Allo rebranded as Google Chat. Nexus Q led to Chromecast. Google Video rolled into YouTube. Sparrow team built Inbox then... actually died.
Ashish Bogawat, 4 years ago
Agreed. It seems the creators were going for clickbait. I found a bunch more that are still alive, just with different names. Tez, for example, is exactly the same app it was, just renamed to Google Pay for consistency with versions in other countries.
matt michelson, 4 years ago
I can't believe how many of these things I thought still existed.
Brandon Zell, 4 years ago
There were a lot more products in that graveyard than I expected
Ktrn Dsrs, 4 years ago
Like what nothing guarantees the success of Stadia •_•
A. N., 4 years ago
hahaha, guarantee it will be there in a couple of years
Ktrn Dsrs, 4 years ago
Just like Music, Books, Movies. & Television now Applications, the gaming industry will come to decentralized cloud based services through Google, Microsoft or any other company...
I am not a fan of the idea but it will come...
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