Blockbuster Video: A chain of video rental stores that was popular in the 1990s and early 2000s before being overtaken by digital streaming services.
Twinkies: Hostess Twinkies, a popular snack cake, briefly disappeared from shelves in 2012 when Hostess Brands filed for bankruptcy. They have since returned.
Borders Bookstores: A chain of bookstores that was once a major competitor to Barnes & Noble. Borders closed its doors in 2011 due to financial difficulties.
Nokia Phones: Nokia was once a dominant force in the mobile phone industry, but it lost market share to competitors like Apple and Samsung and no longer produces phones under its own brand.
Blockbuster Movies: Blockbuster movies, referring to big-budget films that draw large audiences to theaters, are becoming less common as the film industry shifts toward streaming and smaller, more niche productions.
VHS Tapes: Once the standard for home video, VHS tapes have been largely replaced by DVDs and digital streaming.
Encyclopedias: Printed encyclopedias like Encyclopædia Britannica have been largely replaced by online resources like Wikipedia.
Travel Agents: With the rise of online booking platforms, traditional travel agents have become less common.
Dial-up Internet: Dial-up internet access, once the most common form of internet connection, has been largely replaced by broadband.
Cassette Tapes: Cassette tapes were once a popular format for music, but they have been largely replaced by CDs and digital downloads/streaming.