Slide, the social apps Shut down as Max Levchin to Leave Google

This Week have the great news of all time, Jobs reigns from apple to Facebook new Privacy setting, Now it's time for the Google .

 Slide the apps which was Purchased by Google a year ago seems to be dissolved as the Leader Max Levchin leaves Google,as Liz Gannes of AllThingsD first reported .

All the apps owned new and old seem to be dissolved. New apps like Dance, Party pool, video inbox and yes just launched Photovine. They all are dead. The apps, none of which were extremely popular, will be sunsetted over the next few months.

After the Purchase of the App, Slide was working as an Independent unit for the Google. Slide teams were more focus on the great Google plus project.

Google's Spokesperson

Max has decided to leave Slide and Google to pursue other opportunities, and we wish him the best. Most of the team from Slide will remain at Google to work on other opportunities.

UPDATE: Slide has just put up the following blog post to let customers know about the product terminations:

We wanted to give you all advance notice that in the coming months, a number of Slide’s products and applications will be retired. This includes Slide’s products such as Slideshow and SuperPoke! Pets, as well as more recent products such as Photovine, Video Inbox and Pool Party. We created products with the goal of providing a fun way for people to connect, communicate and share. While we are incredibly grateful to our users and for all of the wonderful feedback over the years, many of these products are no longer as active or haven’t caught on as we originally hoped.
Most importantly, we wanted to take this opportunity to reassure you that we’re committed to helping our users preserve their data as easily as possible. We recognize that many of you have stored valuable content with us and want to assure you that, wherever possible, you will have ample time to download that information or transfer it to another service.
For example, on Slide.com, we will enable users to either download their photos or export them to a Picasa account. We are working to release this export feature over the coming weeks and, once added, users will have several months to take advantage of transferring their photos.