🚨 ALERT 🚨 The last TiVo has officially been sent to the tech graveyard 📺⚰️—yep, you heard it right, the OG of "pause that live TV" is no more! 😱💔 After 26 years of desperately holding on like that one friend who refuses to cut ties with cable, they’ve finally surrendered to the streaming overlords. 🙄👑 In a shocking twist, TiVo’s website is basically a digital ghost town. All that remains are echoes of feature requests from 2002—please, someone send help! 😂💀 It’s like the company threw in the towel after the first Netflix original series dropped. “As of September 30, 2025… we’re just vibing with software,” they said. What? No more hardware? That’s a hard cope! 🤡 "Honestly, we just couldn’t compete with the likes of Netflix, Hulu, and that one friend who steals your Netflix login just to avoid the 10-second intro. The stonks 💰 might be in the negatives!" — an imaginary TiVo dev, probably. So, here’s the scoop: TiVo has traded its DVRs for smart TV apps. 🤖 They’re basically the tech equivalent of “just be friends” after getting dumped. 🔥💔 *Hot take*: By 2026, the only remnant of TiVo will be a cringe TikTok dance where people mourn outdated tech. 🙌🏻 Just imagine it: "This is fine" while the world binge-watches in their self-driving Teslas. 🚀📉 #RIPTiVo