Died in 2015

17 projects

Ovi Nokia's "door" to internet services, an app store, maps, mail and music brand for the Symbian years, dropped in 2011 and closed for good in 2015 2007–2015 Online Services PlayStation Home Sony's empty metaverse, fifteen years early 2008–2015 Game Platforms & Services FriendFeed The feed that taught Facebook to Like 2007–2015 Social Networks Aperture Apple's professional photo manager, the first of its kind, dropped for Photos and finally unable to launch 2005–2015 Desktop Software Grooveshark All the music, none of the licences 2007–2015 Music Streaming OnLive Cloud gaming, a decade too early 2010–2015 Game Platforms & Services Secret Anonymous confessions from your own contacts, worth $100 million for about a year 2014–2015 Mobile Apps Xfire The gamer's buddy list 2004–2015 Game Platforms & Services Friendster The social network that came first 2002–2015 Social Networks Windows Media Center The living-room PC that arrived before streaming 2002–2015 Media Players Emojli The social network where your username and every message had to be emoji, built as a joke, closed eleven months later 2014–2015 Social Networks Blip Where web series lived before YouTube channels, bought by Maker Studios and deleted a year later 2005–2015 Video & Streaming Amazon Fire Phone Amazon's 3D phone, $199 in July, 99 cents by September, $170 million written off by October 2014–2015 Phones & Tablets Yahoo! Pipes Visual programming for the web, twelve years before it was fashionable 2007–2015 Developer Tools Zune Microsoft's answer to the iPod, five years late 2006–2015 Gadgets & Hardware Beats Music Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine's curated streaming service, bought by Apple after four months and folded into Apple Music 2014–2015 Music Streaming Rdio The prettiest streaming service that ever lost 2010–2015 Music Streaming