Modelers must also account for failures in the network backbone problems resulting from software glitches, fiber-optic cables that get cut by construction projects, or hackers launching denial-of-service attacks.
A. A balky BlackBerry trackball can stem from a software issue or a hardware problem.
Samsung says the problem stems from a manufacturing glitch in the batteries.
Many still insist that the UA trouble stems from an electronics glitch in the company's "drive by wire" system, and several US government agencies and contracted firms are involved in finding an electronics problem.
Twitter, Facebook, Reddit and Tesla online forums are filled with customers complaining about poor service, slow deliveries and quality problems that range from poor paint jobs to dead batteries to software glitches that won't let them start their cars.
And despite their growing popularity, mobile coupons face some hurdles, like software glitches and other technological hiccups, that keep them from being adopted on a larger scale, said Matthew Tilley, director of marketing at Inmar.
Even without foreign interference, recent elections have been marred by software glitches, clerical errors, and machine failures that have prevented people from voting, and prompted others to give up and walk away.
All were attributed to software glitches.
Many have doubtless been stymied by software glitches.
Internal notes released to the Republican-controlled House oversight committee and leaked to CBS on Thursday night revealed that software glitches and site-overload problems prevented all but a determined handful of customers from completing their applications.
But what about software glitches?
