The chipmaker's new "What About Me?" app culls info from your Facebook, Twitter and YouTube profiles to crank out a data visualization of your composite social media profile.
For instance, there's a graphic that looks like a flower that tracks your interests based on what you tweet and write status updates about. There's also a record of your most popular post ever and your most popular pic, your ratio of self-created updates vs. found information and "likes."
Other data includes an assessment of your overall mood, your daily habits (night owl vs. early bird) and stuff you've recently talked about. Best of all for Intel, there's branding on the bottom of the infographic, so if you share it with friends, Intel gets a plug.
Intel, which released a well-received app called The Museum of Me last year that created a video along the same lines, clearly believes that the best way to woo social media aficionados is by preying on their self-interest.