It’s no secret that technology isn’t perfect. In fact, some of it causes more issues than benefits. I’m so tired of trying products that don’t work as advertised, don’t work at all, or are underwhelming in what they actually do accomplish. Yes, I realize that I write and post a lot of positive product reviews. That’s because I’m choosy. I often turn away products that either have little useful purpose, that don’t work well right from the start, or have major flaws. I refuse to give any publicity to those that don’t pass my standards. And if it’s generally a product that I cannot explain clearly to my elderly parents, then I don’t want to try and explain it to Forbes.com readers. I’m incredibly lucky to review hundreds of great products every year, as well. But even with everything I’ve seen, there are still tech items on my wish list. Here are a few:
A true…
