The Weekender: Instagrams of tragedy, iPhone 5 review, and a trip to the Magic championship

The name you use should be your real name as it would be listed on your credit card," Facebook says. But just as China's netizens use code words and homonyms to evade government censors, Facebook's more subversive users are finding ways to wriggle out of their constraints using fake names that sound real.

As Chief Research Officer at F-Secure, Mikko Hyppönen has seen two decades of malware evolution, from viruses to trojans to worms to botnets. Via email he discussed how malware has changed over the last twenty years, the future of smartphone viruses, and just whether antivirus companies are outmatched in a world of government-sponsored malware such as Stuxnet and Flame.

As camera phones and instant-reaction services like Twitter become more ubiquitous, and the spectator becomes a part of the media, what does this mean for how we make and consume news and events? Maria Bustillos ponders.

Working with its community of inventors, New York startup Quirky took 15 iPhone 5 accessories for ideas on a napkin to items on sale in the span of just one week.

A year after protests first swept the globe, evolving government tactics put the Occupy movement to the test.

Apple's latest smartphone gets a bigger screen, LTE, and more power — but does it keep the crown?