AROUND THE WORLD: Ethnographers from Intel Corp. circled the globe to observe indigenous Internet use. In a small village in Hungary, they visited a two-room cottage where young people go for gaming and Web surfing [top left]. In India, they observed a woman registering a complaint about her village's well at an Internet kiosk [top middle], and they listened to the concerns of local business owners [top right]. In Peru, they watched a customer at a cabana publica make a voice-over-Internet call to the United States [bottom].