The strange saga of hoverboards has taken another odd turn. Target quietly pulled Swagway X1 hoverboards from its website Monday, though a company spokesperson told Mashable it will bring them back on Tuesday. This move comes soon after Amazon removed Swagway hoverboards from its website this weekend. See also: The 100 best iPhone apps of all time Both de-listings come in the wake of safety concerns. Last week a Swagway reportedly caught fire in a Chappaqua, New York home, causing significant pr...
The strange saga of hoverboards has taken another odd turn. Target quietly pulled Swagway X1 hoverboards from its website Monday, though a company spokesperson told Mashable it will bring them back on Tuesday. This move comes soon after Amazon removed Swagway hoverboards from its website this weekend. See also: The 100 best iPhone apps of all time Both de-listings come in the wake of safety concerns. Last week a Swagway reportedly caught fire in a Chappaqua, New York home, causing significant pr...
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