| In the tech world, as in just about any other sphere, there are certain myths, campfire stories and old wives' tales that get passed down and repeated until they transform themselves into indestructible kernels of well-worn wisdom. You know the type of "facts" I'm talking about: You can't quite remember the source, but you "heard it on TV" or "read it on the Internet" or "one of your friends told you" it was true, or else it seems so obvious, and you've known it for so long, that it must be accurate. And then YOU tell YOUR friends, and the myth rolls on, forever and ever, into the future. Here, we're going to examine and disprove 9 of the biggest whoppers in tech -- the lies, misunderstandings, fables, and folk tales that we hear over and over again but are simply not true. BLOG POSTS | Zach Green: Twitter Reveals Obama and Romney Are Ignoring Their Best Attacks Retweets act as a real-time, national focus group. Each retweet reflects a supporter deciding "I want to spread this." More retweets indicate an issue resonates effectively. | | Amir Aczel: Can Facebook Call the Election? It appears that Obama is more liked on Facebook than Romney by a ratio of five to one, but I want to know whether there is a bias in using Facebook as an indication of who might win the election. | | Larry Magid: Samsung Triumphs Over Apple in Court and Makes a Big Splash at IFA Trade Show in Berlin The folks at Samsung must be feeling pretty good right now. Not only did they win in the latest patent challenge from Apple in a Japanese court, but they're making a big splash at the giant IFA technology trade show that's going on now in Berlin. | | Jonathan Kim: ReThink Interview: Jake Schreier and Christopher Ford, Director and Writer of Robot & Frank The movie Robot & Frank tells the story of an unlikely friendship between Frank, an aging former cat burglar, and a nameless eldercare robot. But Robot & Frank is no hypothetical sci-fi flight of fancy. | | Jim Kukral: Crowdfunding: Kickstarter vs. IndieGoGo For my first project for my book series, I ended up raising over $35,000 on my own, without either Kickstarter or IndieGogo. For my second campaign called Jim For Life, I purposely choose to go with IndieGogo over Kickstarter. Here's why. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.COM |
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