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"If they build a browser that matches the way people work, it will get some adoption," said John Lilly, the former chief executive of Mozilla.

"The lost relatives are a largely untapped resource for adoption," said Melanie Scheetz, director of the nonprofit Foster and Adoptive Care Coalition here, which employs Mr. Lopez.

"We've taken policymakers from Africa to China and India where bamboo used in everyday life — and there's still very poor adoption," said Ong.

Ms. Butler, who describes herself as "an ambassador for adoption," said she jumped at the chance to inhabit the role, adding, "I understood it completely".

"D.C.F.S. has no capacity to and no authority to monitor or track families after an adoption," said Kendall Marlowe, a spokesman for the agency.

Alexandra Conroy Harris, legal consultant to British Association of Fostering and Adoption, said: "[These claims have] often involved families from eastern European countries.

The price of handsets is the "biggest obstacle" to broader adoption, says Alan Knott-Craig, boss of Vodacom, which runs networks in five African countries.

Homeland Security officials, who process petitions for international adoption, say that stricter standards intended to combat corruption have also played a role.

"We want to build services with a very low barrier to adoption," says Nokia researcher Umesh Chandra, who created the applications.

Intuit had respect for what Chris and Janina were saying: Were sorry, but we cant put our baby up for adoption, says Benchmarks Kagle.

"Travelers are on [the] leading edge of technology adoption," says Henry Harteveldt, a vice president at Forrester Research, a technology market-research company in Cambridge, Mass.