The kettle was a great design success but a total failure of functionality.

These plastic gloves allow women to remove tampons without getting blood on their hands and to discreetly dispose of them.

These outdoor game darts had metal spikes, not especially sharp but weighted. And very dangerous.

Averaging at around $7,220 per ticket, the music festival attracted the rich and wannabe rich festival-goers.

These Spectacles recorded short videos for the Snapchat video sharing platform.

At the height of the Walkman craze in the early 1980s, Audio Technica debuted the AT-727 Sound Burger, a portable turntable.

This Mobile and ESPN combination promised sports fans deliver all sports all the time in the palm of their hand.

The Google TV devices were not user-friendly This hideous Sony remote had 88 separate button.

The UroClub looks like an ordinary golf club, but it is a cleverly disguised urinal.

The Polavision instant video camera system was a huge disaster.

The TwitterPeek is so dumb it makes my brain hurt.

Don’t you just hate getting finger smudges on your smartphone?

Modo was a device that displayed information about a city's dining and entertainment options

The doll was named the most innovative toy of the year, and was a commercial success.

In the ‘80s, IKEA tried something that turned out to be full of hot air.

When girls rotated Growing Up Skipper’s left arm forward, she grew an inch and developed breasts.