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  Top 30 Things from the 2000s That Don't Exist Anymore

  Remember the sweet sound of dial-up internet or spending hours on MySpace? Join us for a nostalgic trip down memory lane as we count down the tech, platforms, and gadgets from the 2000s that have vanished! From communication staples to entertainment hubs that defined a generation, these relics have been replaced by newer technology.

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  dial-up internet, limewire, napster, msn messenger, aol, halo 2, sony ericsson, cd binders, microsoft zune, beepers, livejournal, nintendo pictochat, ipods, redbox, blockbuster, club penguin, friendster, pda devices, motorola razr, google reader, xanga, blackberry, skype, myspace, windows xp, netflix dvds, radio disney, g4, vcrs, bebo
• Top 20 Things from the 2000s That Don't Exist Anymore

  Join us on a nostalgic journey through the 2000s as we explore the tech, gadgets, and digital platforms that have vanished into the annals of history. From BlackBerry phones to dial-up internet, we're counting down the most memorable things that don't exist anymore!

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  2000s technology, nostalgic gadgets, BlackBerry phones, Xanga, Google Reader, Motorola Razr, PDA devices, Friendster, Club Penguin, Blockbuster, Redbox, iPods, Nintendo PictoChat, LiveJournal, pagers, Microsoft Zune, CD binders, Sony Ericsson, Halo 2 servers, MSN Messenger, LimeWire, Napster, dial-up internet, vintage technology, obsolete tech, retro electronics
• Top 10 Social Media Platforms That Failed Spectacularly

  For every Facebook, there are many social networks that fail. Whether it’s a heavy hitter like iTunes Ping or Google+, a site by Walmart like The Hub, a familiar site like Freidnster or Digg or a smaller social media platform like Xanga or Orkut, these virtual communities turned into social media disasters. WatchMojo counts down ten old social media sites like Myspace that failed miserably.

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  top 10, list, top 5, failed social media platforms, failed social media sites, failed social networks, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Vine, reddit, snapchat, Apple, iTunes Ping, Myspace, Friendster, Google Plus, Google, Google Wave, Google Buzz, Orkut