A smartphone app, developed by a company called Shadow, is at the heart of a mess that's delayed the results in Iowa. Richard Nieva was a senior reporter for CNET News, focusing on Google and Yahoo.

The tech company behind the app built to report the results of the Iowa caucuses said the problem with the app was in its process to transmit data to the Iowa Democratic Party. Shadow Inc., a ...

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Shadow Inc., the company that built the Iowa caucus app, is apologizing on Twitter after failures in their product led to widespread chaos Monday evening. The app, which was designed to collect and ...

The Iowa caucus was thrown into disarray Monday night as a smartphone app designed specifically to transmit caucus data did not work as promised, delaying the results at least until Tuesday. Now a ...

IOWA, United States — There's now a new way to access a digital version of your driver's license or ID in Iowa. Through the IA Mobile ID app, there are just five simple steps to set yourself up with a ...

Iowans can now download an app that can be used as a digital version of their driver's license at businesses across the state. The Iowa Mobile ID app can be used to verify a person's age for ...

The new app whose apparent failures derailed Iowa’s Democratic caucuses ran into issues when precinct officials tried reporting results through the software. The app, built by Shadow Inc. last year, ...

The technical difficulties in Iowa’s Democratic caucuses Monday are being closely watched by companies developing new app-based election technologies, including a pilot slated to be rolled out in a ...

The little-known technology start-up under scrutiny after the meltdown of the Iowa Democratic caucuses on Monday was founded little more than a year ago by veterans of Hillary Clinton’s failed 2016 ...

The delay of results in the Iowa Democratic caucuses was blamed on a new smartphone app. It was made by a company called Shadow Inc. which was started by veterans of Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign.