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The Internet Cemetery
Find an old favorite. Explore by category, era, or the memories left behind.
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Google Nexus
Nexus put Google's preferred Android experience into a series of phones and tablets made with hardware partners.
Google Now cards
Google Now surfaced cards intended to be useful before the user typed a fresh query.
Google Play Music
Uploaded ten thousand songs.
Google+
+1 if you remember.
Google Reader
One thousand unread items, forever.
Google Stadia
No console required.
Google Talk
A green dot meant someone was there.
Google Toolbar
A search box above whatever page you were reading.
Google URL Shortener
The goo.gl shortener turned long addresses into compact links that were easier to circulate.
Google Video
The original Google Video hosting service let users upload clips and embed them elsewhere on the web.
Google Wave
Was it email? Was it chat?
Grand Rapids LipDub
One city, one song, one unbroken shot.
Grooveshark
The playlist was perfect.
Grumpy Cat
I had fun once. It was awful.
The Gummy Bear Song
I'm a gummy bear.
Gymkhana Two
One Subaru, one shipping port, endless tire smoke.
Hampster Dance
Dee-da-dee-dum, forever.
Hamster on a Piano
There's a hamster on a piano, and he's eating popcorn.
Harlem Shake
Do the Harlem Shake.
Henri, le Chat Noir
A tuxedo cat, a weary sigh, and subtitles.
Here It Goes Again
Eight treadmills, one take, seventeen tries.
Honda Cog
Isn't it nice when things just work?
Hotmail
Get your free email at Hotmail.
How to Be Ninja
No scripts, one handheld camera, two best friends.
HyperCard
HyperCard organized interactive projects as stacks of cards with links, controls, and scripts.
Hyves
Hyves built a major Dutch social-network identity around profiles, friendships, and personal expression.
I Like Turtles
I like turtles.
iChat
Your buddy is available.
ICQ
Uh-oh!
ICQ Sounds
A familiar sound from another era.
iGoogle
Your homepage knew you.
iMesh
iMesh connected desktop users with shared media and later operated a more licensed music-oriented service.
Inbox by Gmail
Email that felt like a list you could finish.
Infoseek
Infoseek was one of the early recognizable places to begin searching the web.
Inspired Bicycles
Edinburgh's walls and railings, ridden like a playground.
Internet Explorer
Best viewed in IE6.
iPod Classic
The full-size iPod line made carrying a large personal music library a defining portable experience.
iPod Nano
The iPod nano compressed a dedicated music-player experience into a smaller device through several changing designs.
iPod Shuffle
The shuffle stripped a music player down to a very small, screenless experience.
iPod Touch
The iPod touch brought a touchscreen app experience to a device without the normal cellular-phone role.
iTunes for Mac
Sync in progress. Do not disconnect.
iTunes Ping
Ping placed social music activity inside iTunes.
Jaiku
A tiny update from a smaller web.
Java Applets
Loading Java…
JK Wedding Entrance Dance
The aisle became a dance floor.
Justin.tv
Before every moment could go live.
Kazaa
Kazaa became a familiar name in desktop peer-to-peer file sharing.
Keyboard Cat
Play him off, Keyboard Cat.