Here're Some 'Worst Tech' Of The Decade - But You Might Want To Give A Try

No one lives without making any mistakes. This simple truth reminds us to never attempt once more time and deserve the best. Out of all things happening in our modern life, the tech sector comes has continued to mushroom in a matter of days, and this leads to a slew of messy things and the likes of them. 2020 is on the go, and now we’re gonna take a while to reveal some worst tech of this decade - but you might want to give a try.

Hoverboards

What’s it? : A type of self-balancing scooter that comes from fictions and films. Although the idea of making such a board could be traced back to the last decades, the rise of the hoverboard actually took our mind by storm in 2015. Functioning like a skateboard, but hoverboards mostly work on the magnetic levitation principle.

Why it’s on this list: This fictional personal transportation looks classy and ultra-cool, but it’s totally unsafe. Some accidents have proved a fact that it often tends to burst into flames or explode, causing deadly threats to people.

Google Glass

What’s it? : Initially released in 2013, Google Glass is a product of Google X – a semi-secret R&D department under Alphabet Inc. These handy smart glasses allow people to control information like what they do on smartphones or desktops through voice commands.

Why it’s on this list: Not to mention the $1500 price tag, Google Glass has received a lot of criticism over its strict terms of service, safety considerations, and privacy concerns as well.

Facebook Phone

What’s it: Facebook phone, also known as HTC First, exactly was a type of operating system for mobile that developed by Facebook itself. First unveiled in 2013, this device was priced at $99 and the Facebook lord Mark Zuckerberg promoted it as a ‘great social device.’ Unfortunately, the price plunged 1000 times from $99 to 99 cents in just a short time period since its launch.

Why it's on this list: Too expensive, too ineffective, unremarkable features or hardware, and stiff competition with rivals.