Some tech failure

Tech Failures of World.

Google Glass - A wearable computer that was designed to resemble a pair of eyeglasses. It was released in 2013 but failed to catch on due to its high cost, limited functionality, and privacy concerns.

Microsoft Zune - A portable media player that was released in 2006 to compete with Apple's iPod. However, it failed to gain traction due to its high price, limited features, and lack of compatibility with popular music services.

BlackBerry - A line of smartphones that was once popular among business professionals but lost market share to Apple's iPhone and Google's Android devices due to its outdated software and limited app ecosystem.

Betamax - A home video recording format that was introduced by Sony in 1975. It lost out to VHS due to its higher price and shorter recording time.

Amazon Fire Phone - A smartphone that was released in 2014 but failed to gain traction due to its high price, limited app ecosystem, and unique features that failed to resonate with consumers.

3D TVs - A type of television that displayed 3D images without the need for glasses. However, it failed to gain widespread adoption due to high prices, limited content, and the need for specialized glasses.

Google Wave - A collaboration platform that was intended to replace email but failed to catch on due to its complexity and lack of widespread adoption.

Apple Newton - A personal digital assistant that was introduced by Apple in 1993 but failed to gain traction due to its high price and limited functionality.

HD DVD - A high-definition optical disc format that was introduced in 2006 to compete with Blu-ray. However, it failed to gain traction due to its higher price and limited support from movie studios.

Segway - A self-balancing personal transportation device that was introduced in 2001 but failed to catch on due to its high price, limited practicality, and safety concerns.

Microsoft Kin - A line of smartphones that was released in 2010 but failed to gain traction due to its limited app ecosystem and high price.

Google Buzz - A social networking platform that was integrated into Gmail but failed to catch on due to privacy concerns and a lack of unique features.

Juicero - A high-tech juicer that was introduced in 2016 but failed to catch on due to its high price and limited functionality.

WebTV - A set-top box that was introduced by Microsoft in 1996 to provide internet access on televisions. However, it failed to catch on due to its limited functionality and high price.

Virtual Boy - A 3D gaming console that was released by Nintendo in 1995 but failed to gain traction due to its high price and limited game library.

Apple Pippin - A multimedia gaming console that was introduced by Apple in 1996 but failed to gain traction due to its high price and limited game library.

Microsoft Bob - A user interface that was introduced by Microsoft in 1995 to make Windows more user-friendly. However, it failed to catch on due to