Gone, but never forgotten
Most Mourned
The internet’s most remembered departures, ranked by the flowers left behind.
The ones we miss most
Most flowers first- No. 970 flowersGN
Google Nexus
Nexus put Google's preferred Android experience into a series of phones and tablets made with hardware partners.
- No. 980 flowersGNc

Google Now cards
Google Now surfaced cards intended to be useful before the user typed a fresh query.
- No. 990 flowersGPM

Google Play Music
Uploaded ten thousand songs.
- No. 1000 flowersG+

Google+
+1 if you remember.
- No. 1010 flowersGR

Google Reader
One thousand unread items, forever.
- No. 1020 flowersST

Google Stadia
No console required.
- No. 1030 flowersGT
Google Talk
A green dot meant someone was there.
- No. 1040 flowersGT

Google Toolbar
A search box above whatever page you were reading.
- No. 1050 flowersGUS

Google URL Shortener
The goo.gl shortener turned long addresses into compact links that were easier to circulate.
- No. 1060 flowersGV

Google Video
The original Google Video hosting service let users upload clips and embed them elsewhere on the web.
- No. 1070 flowersGW

Google Wave
Was it email? Was it chat?
- No. 1080 flowersGRLD

Grand Rapids LipDub
One city, one song, one unbroken shot.
- No. 1090 flowersGS

Grooveshark
The playlist was perfect.
- No. 1100 flowersGC

Grumpy Cat
I had fun once. It was awful.
- No. 1110 flowersGB

The Gummy Bear Song
I'm a gummy bear.
- No. 1120 flowersGYM2

Gymkhana Two
One Subaru, one shipping port, endless tire smoke.
- No. 1130 flowersHD

Hampster Dance
Dee-da-dee-dum, forever.
- No. 1140 flowersHOAP

Hamster on a Piano
There's a hamster on a piano, and he's eating popcorn.
- No. 1150 flowersHS

Harlem Shake
Do the Harlem Shake.
- No. 1160 flowersHCN

Henri, le Chat Noir
A tuxedo cat, a weary sigh, and subtitles.
- No. 1170 flowersHIGA

Here It Goes Again
Eight treadmills, one take, seventeen tries.
- No. 1180 flowersCOG

Honda Cog
Isn't it nice when things just work?
- No. 1190 flowersHM
Hotmail
Get your free email at Hotmail.
- No. 1200 flowersHTBN

How to Be Ninja
No scripts, one handheld camera, two best friends.
- No. 1210 flowersH
HyperCard
HyperCard organized interactive projects as stacks of cards with links, controls, and scripts.
- No. 1220 flowersH

Hyves
Hyves built a major Dutch social-network identity around profiles, friendships, and personal expression.
- No. 1230 flowersILT

I Like Turtles
I like turtles.
- No. 1240 flowersiC

iChat
Your buddy is available.
- No. 1250 flowersICQ
ICQ
Uh-oh!
- No. 1260 flowersICQ
ICQ Sounds
A familiar sound from another era.
- No. 1270 flowersIG

iGoogle
Your homepage knew you.
- No. 1280 flowersi

iMesh
iMesh connected desktop users with shared media and later operated a more licensed music-oriented service.
- No. 1290 flowersIbG
Inbox by Gmail
Email that felt like a list you could finish.
- No. 1300 flowersI

Infoseek
Infoseek was one of the early recognizable places to begin searching the web.
- No. 1310 flowersIB

Inspired Bicycles
Edinburgh's walls and railings, ridden like a playground.
- No. 1320 flowersIE

Internet Explorer
Best viewed in IE6.
- No. 1330 flowersiC
iPod Classic
The full-size iPod line made carrying a large personal music library a defining portable experience.
- No. 1340 flowersiN

iPod Nano
The iPod nano compressed a dedicated music-player experience into a smaller device through several changing designs.
- No. 1350 flowersiS

iPod Shuffle
The shuffle stripped a music player down to a very small, screenless experience.
- No. 1360 flowersiT
iPod Touch
The iPod touch brought a touchscreen app experience to a device without the normal cellular-phone role.
- No. 1370 flowersiT

iTunes for Mac
Sync in progress. Do not disconnect.
- No. 1380 flowersiP

iTunes Ping
Ping placed social music activity inside iTunes.
- No. 1390 flowersJ

Jaiku
A tiny update from a smaller web.
- No. 1400 flowersJAVA
Java Applets
Loading Java…
- No. 1410 flowersJK

JK Wedding Entrance Dance
The aisle became a dance floor.
- No. 1420 flowersJ

Justin.tv
Before every moment could go live.
- No. 1430 flowersK

Kazaa
Kazaa became a familiar name in desktop peer-to-peer file sharing.
- No. 1440 flowersKC

Keyboard Cat
Play him off, Keyboard Cat.