Google's Graveyard: A List of Failed Innovations

Google's graveyard is filled with innovative ideas that failed to make it in the market. The tech giant has been trying to come up with new products and services, but not all of them have been successful.

The list includes Google Glass, a wearable headset that was priced at $1,500 and faced major privacy issues. It was eventually discontinued in 2015 due to its high price tag and lack of appeal.

Another notable failure is Google+, which was launched as an alternative to Facebook but failed to gain traction. The service was also marred by a security flaw that exposed data from 500,000 users in 2018.

The list also includes other products like Google Wave, Google Reader, Stadia, Nexus Q, and Project Ara, among others. These products were either discontinued due to poor sales or failed to meet user expectations.