It’s been more than a decade since Google first unveiled Google Glass, a wearable device designed to put a heads-up display in front of your eyes so you wouldn’t have to stop to look at your phone or PC. The platform never really took off as a consumer product, so Google shifted its focus to […]
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11 Comments on Google Stadia is shutting down in January, Google will refund hardware and software purchases
Google Stadia is shutting down in January, Google will refund hardware and software purchases
11 Comments on Google Stadia is shutting down in January, Google will refund hardware and software purchasesYou can add Google’s Stadia game-streaming platform to the long and growing list of products that were Killed by Google. Google has announced that it’s shutting down the service in January. The good news is that folks who’ve spent money on Stadia hardware, games, in-game content should receive refunds. Stadia launched in November, 2019 as […]
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Google Cloud Print set to drift away by the end of 2020
Google Cloud Print is a service that lets you connect an internet-enabled printer to your Google account and then send print jobs to it from a phone, Chromebook, or just about anything else with web access. First introduced a decade ago as a solution for sending print jobs from Chromebooks to a printer, Google Cloud […]
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Google builds a graveyard for its own dead products (for Halloween)
Google is responsible for some of the most widely used software in the world including Android, Gmail, YouTube, Google Assistant, and of course Google Search. But the company also has a habit of killing off popular products because they’re not popular enough for a company of Google’s size to keep them around, or because they don’t […]