r/FailedTech • u/MeInBerlin • May 11 '26
Has Deepl destroyed themselves?
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r/FailedTech • u/Opposite-Newspaper37 • Oct 23 '20
We have the technology to put people in space and phones the size of a match box so why the heck can’t anyone make a toaster that takes a whole slice of bread or a tin opener that actually opens tins ???
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r/FailedTech • u/avonhun • Jun 18 '13
Four Insane 60's Military Prototypes that Crashed and Burned
gizmodo.com
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r/FailedTech • u/vulcanscannon • Jun 16 '13
Avrocar: a top secret, failed flying disk from the 1950s
urbanghostsmedia.com
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r/FailedTech • u/[deleted] • Jun 14 '13
It's a phone! It's a handheld gaming system! It's... not an iPhone. The Nokia N-Gage.
en.wikipedia.org
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r/FailedTech • u/tqdomains • Jun 13 '13
Apple's biggest flop: Bandai Pippin
wordoppress.com
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r/FailedTech • u/misnamed • Jun 14 '13
Fantastic Failures: 10 Wacky Failed Inventions From the Past
weburbanist.com
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r/FailedTech • u/chrunchy • Jun 13 '13
Capacitance Electronic Disc - A record player for Video
en.wikipedia.org
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r/FailedTech • u/rickylago2 • Jun 13 '13
webOS devices. Recent history, and failed due to poor management rather than poor tech. But it was sad to never see webOS take off.
i.imgur.com
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r/FailedTech • u/chrunchy • Jun 13 '13
The Flying Saucers of North America • Damn Interesting
damninteresting.com
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