21 HORRIFIC Tech Fails they want you to forget.

Gave it 2 out of 10 after it failed to answer on stage three times in front of the audience.

A circular wooden phone that could not make phone calls, scored 2 out of 10.

The AI Twitter bot was taught abuse by users and was shut down within 24 hours, scoring 3 out of 10.

The launch was awkward after the supposedly bulletproof glass broke twice on stage, though people are still excited about it.

An expensive streamer limited to Google content, called overbuilt for its limited functions.

Arrived too early, and paying fifteen hundred dollars to beta test something worse than a phone did not appeal.

Game streaming had far more complications than he expected, with input lag the main problem.

An okay idea executed badly with a confusing name, scored 5 out of 10 as a colossal flop.

A cheap Kickstarter console whose Android games were made for phones and poorly suited to a TV.

A 700 dollar juicer that was unnecessary since squeezing the sachets by hand worked just as well.

Turned an ugly appliance into a piece of art, but first-gen units could turn themselves on, which was fixed by software.

Cameras protected only by a simple password were hacked, with families threatened and blackmailed.

Some doorbells spontaneously caught fire, which he called a horrendous oversight, though fixed with an update.

Segways and hoverboards proved dangerous, with banned use and about half a million hoverboards recalled over fires; 7 out of 10 fail.

Launching an always-on camera in homes just after a data scandal was badly timed and it was called the worst tech device of the year.

A poorly worded terms update drove millions of users to rivals like Signal; 7 out of 10 fail.

Rewind became disconnected from creators and turned into a sanitised trailer, becoming the most disliked video online.

Raised 1.7 billion dollars but misjudged young audiences and flopped within seven months.

The July 2020 hack of 130 high-profile accounts for a bitcoin scam rated 8 out of 10 on the fail scale.

A buggy, unfinished launch, especially on last-gen consoles, with reviewers restricted, which he called the biggest video game disaster he has seen.

The blood testing machine did not work as claimed, risking misdiagnosis, and earned his top 10 out of 10 fail.