The Pressure’s on for Intel
Intel missed out on the shift to mobile computing. Now it finds itself in a precarious position.
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Why Twitter Hoaxes Will Always Be Short-Lived
On election night, as during Hurricane Sandy, Twitter’s network showed an ability to self-correct and keep disinformation from prospering.
Crowdsourced Ratings Could Help Improve Lousy Polling Places
A Harvard professor calls on voters to expose substandard venues by rating them on his new website.
The States with the Riskiest Voting Technology
Some states—including swing states—are more vulnerable to glitches that could tip the election. But the lack of a paper backup means such errors can go undetected.
How the Chinese Smartphone Market Shapes the Battle for Global Dominance
Google’s mobile operating system is particularly dominant in China’s rapidly growing smartphone market.
With Smartphone Sales, Samsung Is Already Pulling Ahead of Apple
By selling inexpensive models in emerging markets, Samsung is rapidly gaining market share.
No Web for Hundreds of Thousands on Monday
Starting that day, computers still infected with the notorious DNSChanger malware will be unable to connect to websites.
Twitter Mischief Plagues Mexico's Election
Using software bots to repeat messages, supporters of the presidential candidates are pioneering underhanded Web tactics.
Data Shows a Digital Divide in Global Bandwidth
Access to the Internet may be going global, but a "bandwidth divide" persists.
Twitter Bots Create Surprising New Social Connections
Researchers show how simple programs posing as real people can shape interactions on Twitter.
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