Jun 27, 2023 · In case you haven't heard, Meta has gutted the full line of Portal devices and a majority of 1st-party and 3rd-party apps and services are now officially discontinued and will be pulled from our devices. Here's the list: And these apps/services were previously removed:

Aug 21, 2023 · Users of Meta’s Portal products are reportedly receiving notifications that the devices will no longer support photo and video sharing starting at the end of August.

Jun 14, 2022 · Information suggests that Meta is planning to discontinue its Portal line of products for consumers and instead focus on its business clients. But why is Meta discontinuing Portal? What are the implications for users like you?

Nov 11, 2022 · Meta is pulling the plug on its Portal video calling smart displays and its two remaining unreleased smartwatch projects, my colleague Alex Heath can confirm, as the company cuts 11,000 jobs...

Nov 13, 2022 · Now Reuters has revealed what this means for Meta’s hardware plans. The site reports two immediate casualties revealed in a company town hall meeting: Portal — the smart screen device dedicated...

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Jun 11, 2022 · Portal—the controversial videoconferencing device with an object-sensing camera that follows your movements —is also going into limited production. Meta now will stop producing Portals at the...

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4 days ago · Judge Alan Albright should hear a months-old patent-infringement suit against Meta Platforms Inc., a plaintiff said, citing the judge’s recent move to Austin, Texas, and an order assigning him a large chunk of federal cases filed there.. Albright is familiar with Mullen Industries LLC and Meta after overseeing other disputes between the companies, according to a motion to reassign filed ...