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Died in the 2013s

A bad decade for good products.
???? – 2013retired

Turntable.fm

“The party ended, but we all remember whose set it was.”

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???? – 2013retired

IGoogle

“Your homepage, your rules — the web tidied up, and somehow felt less like home.”

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2011 – 2013retired

Swapnote

“Sent with a hand-drawn heart, delivered via StreetPass, missed every day since.”

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2012 – 2013retired

Windows RT

“Ran Office forever on one battery charge, but never got to run anything else.”

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2012 – 2013retired

IPhone 5

“Thinner, lighter, and gone before we got tired of looking at it”

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???? – 2013retired

Google Latitude

“It told friends where you were, back when that felt like a gift instead of a leak.”

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???? – 2013retired

Meebo

“Signed out one last time — away message: gone but not forgotten.”

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Picnik

“It cropped, it styled, it resized — then it went to live on a cloud farm upstate called Google+.”

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2011 – 2013retired

Motorola Triumph

“It lived up to its name, then quietly rode off into the prepaid sunset.”

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2008 – 2013retired

Yahoo 360°

“Half-launched, fully loved: the friend who left before the party really started.”

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2010 – 2013retired

IPhone 4

“Glass and steel, held call until it didn't, and taught us all how to FaceTime.”

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1999 – 2013murdered

MSN Messenger

“Nudged us a thousand times, then signed off for good.”

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WiiConnect24

“The little blue light kept working while you slept. Rest now, old friend.”

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2010 – 2013murdered

Windows Phone 7

“Beautifully flat, ahead of its time, and stranded by its own family.”

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???? – 2013retired

Windows SideShow

“It streamed your email to tiny screens before tiny screens did that themselves.”

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