The Biggest Tech "Fails" of 2010

2010 was a good year for consumer technology, Introducing everything from advanced smartphones cheap e-readers to bold new set-top box. And let's not forget the rise of the tablet with the introduction of the Apple iPad. But I really can not appreciate the highs without a worry in the crash, right? Some of the best funded and most-publicized tech launches of the year 2010 ended in failure. Many large technology companies that have had a significant share of the market and product advantages in large industries lost the advantage. Here are the top five biggest flops in 2010. />
Google Buzz & Wave - Google's foray into social networking / micro blogging sphere backfired when people found themselves connected with ex-lover and old colleagues, due to an "auto follow "algorithm. Gmail users are not too keen on having their most contact list that aired in public, and the Buzz fiasco eventually went to the settlement of the class action. Google Wave was introduced as an alternative to e-mail, instant messaging, and file-sharing site, and best of all in one place. Google constantly and slowly add more features in the wave, but failed to meet expectations. Facebook />
Policy - No Internet causes more squawking of changes in Facebook. Facebook continues to grow, but dinged website privacy snafus reputation among tech-savvy users this year, culminating in a careful analysis of user privacy controls. But this spring, one of about half a billion users on the site really got miffed when a small number of bugs in privacy, among other things, make private chat conversations short see Facebook friends. Apple Ping - Business Insider table lists among the biggest flops in tech for 2010. The reason for this entry is that Ping was launched with great publicity, but it is still not gained much of a foothold in the hearts and minds of its users. Ping should allow you to follow your favorite artist and genre, and keep up-to-date with your accident. These recommendations are partly related to the chosen genre, except that they are in the same decade. Ping childhood, and it shows! Ping has spawned sell music, but the quality of the product only annoys users. />
Google Nexus One - Tech observers have high hopes for Google's own Android smartphone, where the contract without online sales model should keep ga wireless carrier. Rated as one of the best phones on the market, second only to the iPhone according to some, own brand Google Phone Nexus One was officially abolished in the United States. Only one obstacle: Google rely on wireless providers to the success of Android in the first place. When Sprint and Verizon lost interest in carrying the Nexus One, so Google, and the revolution dead. />
Google Buzz & Wave - Google's foray into social networking / micro blogging sphere backfired when people found themselves connected with ex-lover and old colleagues, due to an "auto follow "algorithm. Gmail users are not too keen on having their most contact list that aired in public, and the Buzz fiasco eventually went to the settlement of the class action. Google Wave was introduced as an alternative to e-mail, instant messaging, and file-sharing site, and best of all in one place. Google constantly and slowly add more features in the wave, but failed to meet expectations.