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Google Workspace killed ms office because the latter milks you to use all of its tools and necessities. These days school kids are using tablets for maths quizzes instead of white boards. Tinder prevented singles from looking for love at bar, IMO I strongly disagree with tinders services esp the milking.
@@davinpI’ve no idea what Best Buys is? Also the Blu-ray/DVD market is still going strong for people who don’t want to be told what to watch by streaming services. We all don’t want to American blockbusters and American T.V shows. I like J-Horror and J-Extreme movies. I also like B&W classics and I’ll certainly not find them on on Netflix or Disney+
Basically ANY form of listening to music, watching TV shows and movies, and playing video games without relying on an internet connection is now obsolete
I download my music to my phone and play it via Bluetooth. I don't like the idea of having a playlist that can easily be deleted against your will simply cuz the streaming company decided to remove it. If i buy/download it, it's mine to keep and i can decide what i wanna do with it. As far as video games go, it's extremely convenient for a wifi connection to update the game and save your progress, but when you don't have wifi it becomes a huge grievance and inconvenience.
@@moseskuria1234 It's 2024 and I'm still not subscribed to any streaming services, I have a vast collection of DVDs and Blu-Ray, I collect old CD's second hand (mostly to make sure I have physical copies of songs in my iTunes library), and I still have the same TV that I've had since 2011!
Another issue with Uber/lyft vs taxis was the limits on cabs. Sometimes a taxi has boundaries or can’t or wouldn’t go to certain neighborhoods or pick up certain people. Listen to Lenny kravitz’s song Mr. cab driver.
The iPhone alone did not kill Blackberry. Smartphones had evolved further with the likes of Android and Microsoft (which also eventually died). Blackberry waited too long to update to a sleek phone without a physical keyboard. By the time Blackberry did try releasing their attempt at a full screen phone and the subpar technological features of the phone, it was over for them.
Ironically Apple was collapsing and about to go bankrupt when Microsoft gave a loan to them. With that money they stayed operating and finished the development of the Iphone.
When I was at primary school in Australia (1965-71), we began writing in pen in Grade Four, and throughout Grades Four and Five we were required to use fountain pens that we had to refill from inkwells, and were strictly prohibited - on pain of very severe punishment - from using ballpoints. Then, in the year in which I did Grade Six, we were all issued with ballpoints (one blue, one red) as part of our annual stationary order. Over a single summer they had miraculously ceased to be the Devil's work.
MP3 players killed CDs well before music streaming became popular. Napster was first to stream songs, while Pandora was streaming radio in 2000, then iTunes which was already huge from MP3 era iPod made streaming music more popular, then came Spotify.
Imagine thinking Internet Explorer killed anything. It's basically dead now and nobody used IE for decades with options like Chrome, Firefox and Safari
Tesla is unlikely to smash the hybrid market, as a Tesla car can lose charge in the middle of nowhere, whereas a hybrid builds up its charge simply by driving on gas.
A) What killed Netscape was that the majority of computers sold at the time were Windows based, and thus had Internet Explorer already installed. A lot of consumers were basically too lazy and/or too stupid to bother with the (nearly negligible) effort to install Netscape. Netscape was consistently the superior browser, and to this day Internet Explorer is still referred to as Internet Exploder. B) Dell beat Gateway by offering inferior product for less money. Gateway offered direct sales and custom builds long before Dell even entered the market. Gateway to the very end was the superior product. Both companies were superior to Packard-Bell, which had a number of issues that made them glorified paperweights, worst of which was that many of their components were hard-wired, which meant that repairs and/or upgrading *required* finding a certified technician approved by Packard-Bell. The successor to Packard-Bell's title of 'worst shit sold as a computer' is now Acer, who have proven that the ability to make rad monitors doesn't translate into making good computers.
The automobile killed the carriage, People were using horses for thousands of years and and within a half a century it all changed, and now we have automobiles. Isn’t that crazy?
I believe transformers beat out gobots because of complexity. A gobot transformed with two or three moves. Transformers had multi points of change to turn into their form
Gmail didn't kill hotmail, hotmail still exists as its new name outlook. i use both. Also blockbusters downfall was their refusal to take the offer to own netflix as they believed streaming wouldn't take off as well, they have been well gutted over the sucess of netflix
Good call about medal of honor. Those first two games vanguard and heroes, we're better than the early Call of duty games but only by a smidge. But they definitely revolutionized first person shooters for me and made me fall in love with it again for the first time since GoldenEye. I really wish they had kept up with Call of duty because honestly I wasn't a huge fan of how complex Call of duty shortly became.
I'm 47. I was 19 at the dawn of the Internet. I still use the same Hotmail account I created back then. Only reason I have other email addresses is because I had multiple Neopets accounts. 😂 Also, they can pry my physical books out of my cold, dead hands. I will NEVER forgive Amazon for destroying Borders, which was the superior bookstore.
Family video held it together well into the streaming boom. The only reason they went under was the pandemic.if they didn't happen they'd still be around. My space was fucking dope. I always preferred my space until Facebook copied what my space was doing better
Tesla is only popular in the US. For the rest of the world, BMW, Audi and Mercedes are still the most popular premium luxury cars. And given that all 3 brands launched their own electric vehicle ranges at lightspeed, it's fair to say Tesla is facing tough competition outside the US.
Excel killed Lotus 123. Ms Word killed Wordstar and Wordperfect Google killed every other search engine like yahoo, ask jeeves, Alta vista etc. Zoom killed Skype. So many more.
I ended up getting an iPod Touch 5 in 2013, but with no camera. It broke down, and eventually had terrible battery life. It no longer works, and I haven’t used it since like 2017.
The MP3 player isn't completely dead, most computer's have a media player app as a standard feature, and it's largely still making use of mp3-format songs. Even Apple uses the (.mp3) format.
Just finished watching the BlackBerry movie and uff, what a great movie! I remember the days when having one was like having a status symbol, it was an instant attention magnet. But alas it was so short lived. Watch movie. Trust me!
Very interesting topic, but that's kind of why I don't like the whole idea of businesses competing against each other. It leaves so many hard-working people unemployed once their company goes bankrupt, and some of these people have families to take care of. I like some technology advancements, but personally believe competition should be limited to sports and trivia-related contests such as game shows on TV.
No the iPod is an MP3 player and they stole the idea and patent from Creative Labs who pioneered the MP3 Player with their ZEN player. The ZEN player is better then the iPod. You could download music from anywhere online, whereas iPod limited you to iTunes
I remember those days most my friends had ipods and laughed at me for getting a zen but when I showed them how more capable it was they couldn't say much buttttt apple is such a status symbol they didn't care they were buying an inferior more expensive product
Collecting DVDs, music CDs, and CD-based pc games is one of my hobbies also. Leaving all my media to online services just doesn't feel safe if it can be easily withdrawn when companies see fit
The funny thing is that Iphone is only ahead in the US of Samsung. World wide Samsung is far ahead of Iphone. Heck "new" features on Iphones are features that have been in Samsung phones for a few years already.
Excuse but a lot of people despise ipod because how restritive they are; many people use mp3 players still, specially countres that apple products are not well received, or they use their Android, Windows phones as music players not everyone loves ipods
Sega decided to try consoles but entered the console game too late and Dreamcast was their last...after Sony killed it off, Sega is only focusing on games instead
@AJ-xc4qe CDs when properly Mastered have way better sound quality and dynamics than crude hyper compressed Spotify. Not to mention not every artists music in the world is on Spotify. You buy a CD you own the music. Not with Spotify
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Wow
Google Workspace killed ms office because the latter milks you to use all of its tools and necessities.
These days school kids are using tablets for maths quizzes instead of white boards.
Tinder prevented singles from looking for love at bar, IMO I strongly disagree with tinders services esp the milking.
I worked in a law office and we had a typewriter because some legal forms can’t be totally filled out on a computer.
Netflix killed Blockbuster and while DVDs are still sold at grocery stores, it's not the same.
Best Buy announced that will stop selling physical media - DVDs and Blu rays
I didn't know that.
Blockbuster once had the opportunity to buy Netflix
@@davinpWalmart hasn't yet
@@davinpI’ve no idea what Best Buys is? Also the Blu-ray/DVD market is still going strong for people who don’t want to be told what to watch by streaming services. We all don’t want to American blockbusters and American T.V shows. I like J-Horror and J-Extreme movies. I also like B&W classics and I’ll certainly not find them on on Netflix or Disney+
Basically ANY form of listening to music, watching TV shows and movies, and playing video games without relying on an internet connection is now obsolete
I have a CD player in my car. So it's not all dead yet.
Wish my car had a cd player
I download my music to my phone and play it via Bluetooth. I don't like the idea of having a playlist that can easily be deleted against your will simply cuz the streaming company decided to remove it. If i buy/download it, it's mine to keep and i can decide what i wanna do with it. As far as video games go, it's extremely convenient for a wifi connection to update the game and save your progress, but when you don't have wifi it becomes a huge grievance and inconvenience.
I still play with a gameboy advance
@@moseskuria1234 It's 2024 and I'm still not subscribed to any streaming services, I have a vast collection of DVDs and Blu-Ray, I collect old CD's second hand (mostly to make sure I have physical copies of songs in my iTunes library), and I still have the same TV that I've had since 2011!
Another issue with Uber/lyft vs taxis was the limits on cabs. Sometimes a taxi has boundaries or can’t or wouldn’t go to certain neighborhoods or pick up certain people.
Listen to Lenny kravitz’s song Mr. cab driver.
The iPhone alone did not kill Blackberry. Smartphones had evolved further with the likes of Android and Microsoft (which also eventually died). Blackberry waited too long to update to a sleek phone without a physical keyboard. By the time Blackberry did try releasing their attempt at a full screen phone and the subpar technological features of the phone, it was over for them.
Ironically Apple was collapsing and about to go bankrupt when Microsoft gave a loan to them. With that money they stayed operating and finished the development of the Iphone.
When I was at primary school in Australia (1965-71), we began writing in pen in Grade Four, and throughout Grades Four and Five we were required to use fountain pens that we had to refill from inkwells, and were strictly prohibited - on pain of very severe punishment - from using ballpoints. Then, in the year in which I did Grade Six, we were all issued with ballpoints (one blue, one red) as part of our annual stationary order. Over a single summer they had miraculously ceased to be the Devil's work.
Gateway, Packard Bell and eMachines (defunct) are subsidiaries of Acer Inc. Compaq was bought by HP. Dell and HP are 2 biggest PC manufactures
MP3 players killed CDs well before music streaming became popular. Napster was first to stream songs, while Pandora was streaming radio in 2000, then iTunes which was already huge from MP3 era iPod made streaming music more popular, then came Spotify.
I was waiting for someone to correct him lol
Yeah I still buy CDs....I never got into Spotify, probably never will
The writer seemed to forget about the iPod classic and all the mp3 players that were around before smartphones and streaming was even a thing
Tom from MySpace is happily rich, somewhere 😂
Imagine thinking Internet Explorer killed anything. It's basically dead now and nobody used IE for decades with options like Chrome, Firefox and Safari
6:35. if IE killed Netscape then to follow-on should have been "google chrome killed IE."
Number 1: Video
Killed: The Radio Star
Modern TVs absolutely DO suffer burn-in.
Tesla is unlikely to smash the hybrid market, as a Tesla car can lose charge in the middle of nowhere, whereas a hybrid builds up its charge simply by driving on gas.
Give me a real book over a Kindle any day. 😊
I agree I just love the feel and smell of a new book
@@ellie9311absolute heaven ❤
Yes!!!
A) What killed Netscape was that the majority of computers sold at the time were Windows based, and thus had Internet Explorer already installed. A lot of consumers were basically too lazy and/or too stupid to bother with the (nearly negligible) effort to install Netscape. Netscape was consistently the superior browser, and to this day Internet Explorer is still referred to as Internet Exploder.
B) Dell beat Gateway by offering inferior product for less money. Gateway offered direct sales and custom builds long before Dell even entered the market. Gateway to the very end was the superior product. Both companies were superior to Packard-Bell, which had a number of issues that made them glorified paperweights, worst of which was that many of their components were hard-wired, which meant that repairs and/or upgrading *required* finding a certified technician approved by Packard-Bell. The successor to Packard-Bell's title of 'worst shit sold as a computer' is now Acer, who have proven that the ability to make rad monitors doesn't translate into making good computers.
I still buy paper books. I get the kindle is convenient and eco friendly, but I like the feel of paper and walking around a bookstore.
A kindle can never replace the smell of a book
I've never used a kindle and never want to. I have 400+ paper books that I haven't read yet and will enjoy reading each and every one of them.
I honestly somehow prefer paper books for some reason lol
Right? I used to joke with people and say "Yeah I've got the Kindle 3D....it's called a BOOK!"
I never used kindle, and never will!! Nothing beats the smell and feel of paper books!
7:15-7:21 - I am 42 years old and I just watched Planes, Trains and Automobiles for the first time about two weeks ago. 😶
PlayStation 2 is still my childhood.
The automobile killed the carriage,
People were using horses for thousands of years and and within a half a century it all changed, and now we have automobiles. Isn’t that crazy?
OLED displays suffer from image retention (burn in), but otherwise have an amazing display.
I believe transformers beat out gobots because of complexity. A gobot transformed with two or three moves. Transformers had multi points of change to turn into their form
I still have my Hotmail account
Gmail didn't kill hotmail, hotmail still exists as its new name outlook. i use both. Also blockbusters downfall was their refusal to take the offer to own netflix as they believed streaming wouldn't take off as well, they have been well gutted over the sucess of netflix
I still read analog books and will do so as long as they exist.
Since when did Kindle kill paperback books?
Based on the first one, I already know netflix is going to be here.
IBM v Commodore? I lived in Ireland in the 80s and from my memory IBM were mostly office based and I think most Commodores were home computers
Good call about medal of honor. Those first two games vanguard and heroes, we're better than the early Call of duty games but only by a smidge. But they definitely revolutionized first person shooters for me and made me fall in love with it again for the first time since GoldenEye. I really wish they had kept up with Call of duty because honestly I wasn't a huge fan of how complex Call of duty shortly became.
I'm 47. I was 19 at the dawn of the Internet. I still use the same Hotmail account I created back then. Only reason I have other email addresses is because I had multiple Neopets accounts. 😂 Also, they can pry my physical books out of my cold, dead hands. I will NEVER forgive Amazon for destroying Borders, which was the superior bookstore.
I created my hotmail account around 1997...... and still use it to this day! Besides work, it is the only email account that I use on a regular basis.
I am pleased to say CDs are alive and well ..
Yes!!! Glad to hear someone else saying that
this one is stretching most did not happen, and are still competing.
Wow, such a ruthless business world! 🌎💔
The dream cast was underrated GTA 3 killed it
I still have an use my hotmail email. Don't know how hotmail is dead.
"Hotmail phased out"? Rubbish, I use it daily.
I still have and use my Hotmail email addy feel like AOL would have been a better one to vs against Gmail.
I have Gmail, but Hotmail is still my main email.
I never got an ipod either. Stuck with mp3 until I got a smart phone.
Family video held it together well into the streaming boom. The only reason they went under was the pandemic.if they didn't happen they'd still be around.
My space was fucking dope. I always preferred my space until Facebook copied what my space was doing better
I use TH-cam and Spotify to help me shop for CD's
Tesla is only popular in the US. For the rest of the world, BMW, Audi and Mercedes are still the most popular premium luxury cars. And given that all 3 brands launched their own electric vehicle ranges at lightspeed, it's fair to say Tesla is facing tough competition outside the US.
should do a top 10 product competitions?
Apple v. android
playstation v. nintendo v. ___
vehicles: Manual v. automatic
Excel killed Lotus 123. Ms Word killed Wordstar and Wordperfect Google killed every other search engine like yahoo, ask jeeves, Alta vista etc. Zoom killed Skype. So many more.
MS-DOS killed CP/M
CD’s still exists, Spotify can’t completely kill off CD’s !!!
"Just to be clear, the product that was defeated does not necessarily have to be dead and gone, just overtaken..." 0:12
The iPod really was revolutionary. I didnt get mine till 2007, but man was it awesome. 30gb
I still have my Gen 2 30gig and it still works. Battery doesnt hold a charge as well these days but I just need to get a new battery for it.
I ended up getting an iPod Touch 5 in 2013, but with no camera. It broke down, and eventually had terrible battery life. It no longer works, and I haven’t used it since like 2017.
😂 Tesla definitely didn’t kill luxury cars
The MP3 player isn't completely dead, most computer's have a media player app as a standard feature, and it's largely still making use of mp3-format songs. Even Apple uses the (.mp3) format.
Fb became more popular but them MySpace years were forever classic
Just finished watching the BlackBerry movie and uff, what a great movie! I remember the days when having one was like having a status symbol, it was an instant attention magnet. But alas it was so short lived. Watch movie. Trust me!
Yep.. Before imessage it was BBM... Fun times
Very interesting topic, but that's kind of why I don't like the whole idea of businesses competing against each other. It leaves so many hard-working people unemployed once their company goes bankrupt, and some of these people have families to take care of. I like some technology advancements, but personally believe competition should be limited to sports and trivia-related contests such as game shows on TV.
It was both Samsung as well as Iphone that destroyed blackberry - at least here in Africa it was.
I still listen to my iPod to this day and age for movies and music
I honestly miss blackberry and its physical keyboards
video killed the radio star
I totally remember the IPod classic killing my Zune. 🤣
There is one blockbuster still
Oh boy, the taxi vs Uber debacle. I remember the protests the taxi drivers gave in France about Uber...
Taxis are just one of the many things that will never truly go away
I still buy cds. I don't have Spotify
Uber absolutely did not kill taxis
Crt tv's did not having burn in issues. It was mainly plasma's and lcd(with alot lower percentage)
Uber is banned in Denmark so Uber has not killed taxis in Denmark 🚕
I still use hotmail/outlook for my main email.
So do I!
Very meta nowadays. But yes digital is the future
Meta. I see what you did there. 😁
No the iPod is an MP3 player and they stole the idea and patent from Creative Labs who pioneered the MP3 Player with their ZEN player. The ZEN player is better then the iPod. You could download music from anywhere online, whereas iPod limited you to iTunes
I remember those days most my friends had ipods and laughed at me for getting a zen but when I showed them how more capable it was they couldn't say much buttttt apple is such a status symbol they didn't care they were buying an inferior more expensive product
Paperback>kindle
Always prefer taxi cubs
Are taxi "cubs" baby taxis???😁
Number 0: video killed the radio star
MTV killed music videos. 😡🤬
Crazy wicked!
1:47 Lotus 1-2-3
I still use VHS and collect them. Because I'm old school
Especially the shows you recorded back in the day
Collecting DVDs, music CDs, and CD-based pc games is one of my hobbies also. Leaving all my media to online services just doesn't feel safe if it can be easily withdrawn when companies see fit
We're still fine with physical media as well as some other things like CDs, vinyls, cassette tapes and gaming of course.
Vinyl is even having a comeback.....my dad finally got a record player and now I'm thinking of looking for vinyls of my own
@@HikazePrincess Vinyls are still a thing.
LCD and Oled do not last longer then CRT. LCD screens break in like 5 years there are CRT Fat Back TVs that last like 30 years
I don’t care how popular music streaming sites are I still prefer to buy my music to listen to without internet and without a sub. One time purchase.
Facebook and the iphone are so iconic
Kindle didn't kill off paperback books. As of 2023, paperback books out sale e-books.
The DVD is the best!
The funny thing is that Iphone is only ahead in the US of Samsung. World wide Samsung is far ahead of Iphone. Heck "new" features on Iphones are features that have been in Samsung phones for a few years already.
I doubt anyone is surprised call of duty killed Medal of Honor. And google chrome killed most internet browsers.
Well, Chrome, Safari, Opera, and Firefox killed other browsers over the years (including Netscape).
I remember Floppy Disk
Netscape was always the best. :P
Spotify killed limewire😅
Excuse but a lot of people despise ipod because how restritive they are; many people use mp3 players still, specially countres that apple products are not well received, or they use their Android, Windows phones as music players not everyone loves ipods
iPhone killed Blackberry?!? FR?!? Who was it that was undisputed world No1 when iPhone was introduced?!? Globally. Who?!
Kind of surprise that Coca cola does not make to the list.
Sega decided to try consoles but entered the console game too late and Dreamcast was their last...after Sony killed it off, Sega is only focusing on games instead
0:39 … Spotify? You’re saying Spotify killed CDs?! Uh …. Ok.
I tryied to play either metel of honor or call of duty but they shaky csm made me sick
Kid Danger: *wearing his big trucker pup outfit* me and my mom, Kim the unicorn have gmal and hot mail.
How about how ironically the iPhone also killed the iPod
Kindle did not kill books.
Toyota killed Ford meaning taxis and Ubers now use Toyota sedans and no longer Ford sedans
the typewriter only has 1 use and to compare it to a computer doesnt seems fair..Its like comparing a calculator to a cellphone.
Apple killed repairability
I'll have to say where's the hddvd vs blu ray Because everybody remembers that the Xbox had an HDDVD player and the PlayStation didn't.
Video
Killed: The Radio Star
I still like physical media. If the Internet isn't working put it on.
CDs are still around. And talk of a CD Resurgence is greatly increasing. Streaming is a horrid sounding overblown fad.
The only thing CDs have over streaming: booklet art!
@AJ-xc4qe CDs when properly Mastered have way better sound quality and dynamics than crude hyper compressed Spotify. Not to mention not every artists music in the world is on
Spotify. You buy a CD you own the music. Not with Spotify
@@timlamping4715referring to quality I think flac or lossless audio offers higher quality than a CD but mp3/default streaming quality isn't the best
How about the USB flash drives killed the floppy disks?
CD Roms killed floppy disks. Then USB flash drives killed CD Roms.
United States embracing monopolies is the way it works