i think we have a wonderful consumer product that has scale one both ios and the android platform.i love his entrepreneurial spirit that will amplify and to the consumer product. i think you will see daniel coming in and working with ali and i to really implement the product strategy we have laid out and bring the entrepreneurial spirit to the team and probably come up with a bunch of his own ideas that we will let him run with. >> when you talk about getting users more engaged, a lot of twitter is still one way communication. be fully engaged, you feel you have to tweet? >> the majority of active users on twitter tweet. there have been some strange third party reports that have gotten that wrong. the majority of active users on twitter tweet. secondly, as we scale and grow, adding 14 million net a new users in the first quarter, it will likely be the case that more of those users will come to the platform and be just consumers. and that's fine. we make no distinction on active user perspective as to whether somebody does or does not tweet, nor do marketers. marketers want to make

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ipad and google with all of this android devices. it is not really just about technology. it is about the future of media and future of television. evolutionnteresting of that is starting to happen which effectively silicon valley is starting to become a media center in ways that people are beginning to get their head around. so, these are content distribution companies? >> absolutely. peoplethe things that are just starting to get their heads around our apple and google together by controlling the endpoints of all of the phones and tablets that we use because google controls the android and apple's iphone software and no application gets on those devices without their say so. i think one of the things that is starting to happen is that these guys control so many and so much so many money that people are starting to them to help them finance some of the content they want to get out there. most peoplepecific, do not think of apple and google as content companies or distribution companies. at this point, the eyeballs they control probably rivaled those of the studios and tel

you have apple who has its i-phone and i-pad and google with all of their android devoices but it isn't just about tonal. these guys are fighting about the future of media -- technology -- and a future of television, really. it is an interesting evolution that is happening. silicone valley is starting to become a media center in ways people are just beginning to get their head around and i think that is definitional when you think about it. >> host: these are content distribution companies? >> guest: absolutely. one of the things i think people are just starting to get their heads around is that apple and google together by controlling the end points of all of the gun owners and tablets that we use because google controls the android software and apple controls the i-phone software and no applications get on the devices without their say so. i think one of things starting to happen is that these guys control so many eyeballs and so many -- so much money, that people are starting to come to them to help them finance some of the content they want to get out there. so to be a little bit mo

particularly those who use it on android. >> dow is up 81 now. a slow and steady climb this morning. nasdaq in rally mode too. highest interim in nearly two months and being led by some of the old familiar momentum names. look at priceline, tesla, expedia. facebook. and month to day i was looking back at the best performers, netflix is number two. the beginning of may you would have been hard pressed to find people willing to make that bet. >> but a lot of the recovery between the end of the april and where we are now. as steep slides starting the beginning of march. nasdaq is still 125 pint points from its all time closing high. >> and we'll see. it could have have wide ranging effects on companies that aren't even public. >> alibaba is going to pull a lot of funds out of the existing. i assume that will have a negative impact on some of these names. >> markets will be front and center for most of the day on a day like today. in the meantime it is a big we're here. live at codes conference starting tomorrow morning. and the guest list. look at t

producteat consumer scale on both the ios and android platform. he has been ceo of a startup.e the entrepreneurial spirit he will be able to amplify that already exist in our consumer product group. he will come in and work with ali and i. it will bring an entrepreneurial spirit to the team. it he will come up with his own ideas that we will let him run with area. to be fully engaged, you really have to tweet. >> the majority of users on twitter tweet. some third strange party reports and have gotten it wrong. the majority of users of twitter tweet. ,s we scale it continue to grow we have 14 million new users in the first quarter, it will likely be the case that more of those users will come to the platform and be just consumers. that is fine. he made no distinction as to whether someone does or does not have to be a twitter. our marketers want to reach active users and it does not matter if their consumers and producers. >> i read you call this the global town square. you called the companion expressed to what is happening in your world. others have said it is like a democrat

and lenovo android or htc android and so on.novo has to o do is two things. "a," compete on price. that may not be too difficult. "b," it's got to make sure that that brand is recognized and valued by consumers outside china. that's the big task. >> that's the task. okay. listen, you can keep those. you know where you're going. you go that way. i'm going to keep the think pad. thanks, rory. our tech guru joining us there. >>> let's switch gears altogether now. let's talk about this luxury retailer beurberry. the 158-year-old business continues to fret about exchange rate fluctuations. this is the british pound. continues to strengthen against other -- basically other currencies that it sells in around the world. a slowdown in chinese sales. also the loss of the pioneer chief executive, angela arant, could prove difficult to overcome. berberry's chief executive and creative director, christopher bailey, officially took over the top job on the 1st of may. says he is focused now on growth in japan and berberry's range of cosmetics.

the best analogy i have is android.roid, there was a whole in the world and people learned how to use them. we wanted to start with that. >> what needed to evolve? the 3-d printing industry has really only grown at a 20% rate for the past 18 years. people are hearing about it for the first time, seemingly not new, but you are the leader in the software to design stuff. what was it specifically that we were not seeing? something, to print you need a model. that is what we do, we make that modeling software. but there are a lot of hurdles. their early days of printers, getting from here to there was hard. the printers were unreliable. there were a lot of steps involved and it needed to be simpler. and we thought they needed to be more innovation amongst printers. as google has done with the android operating system, now there are more people competing with great hardware devices. android operating system is virtually free. what is your model? >> it is free. openly licensed, anyone can have it. >> but you will make printer

has a great consumer product scale on both the ios and android platform.s been ceo of a startup. i love the entrepreneurial spirit he will be able to amplify that already exists in our consumer product group. what you will see is daniel will come in and work with ali and i. bring that entrepreneurial spirit to the team. he will come up with his own ideas that we will let him run with. >> you talk about getting users engaged. to be fully engaged with twitter, you really have to tweet. >> the majority of users on twitter tweet. there've been some third strange party reports that have gotten it wrong. the majority of users of twitter tweet. as we scale it and continue to grow, we have 14 million new users in the first quarter, it will likely be the case that more of those users will come to the platform and be just consumers. and that is fine. we made no distinction as to whether someone does or does not have to be a tweeter. our marketers want to reach active users and it does not matter if their consumers and producers. -- if they are consumers, or consumer

i mean, so you've got -- so apple has its iphone and ipad, and you've got google with all its android devices. but it's not really just a fight about technology. these guys are actually fighting about the future of media and really the future of television. it's kind of an interesting evolution that is starting to happen which is that effectively silicon valley is starting to become a media center in ways that people are just beginning to get their head around. and i think that that's kind of definitional when you think about it. >> host: so these are content distribution companies? >> guest: they're just -- absolutely. i mean, so one of the things that i think people are just starting to get their heads around is that apple and google together by controlling the end points of all the phones and tablets that we use -- because with google controls the android software, apple controls the iphone software, and no applications get on those devices without their say so -- i think one of the things that is starting to happen is that these guys control so many eyeball withs and so many -- ey

we certainly have been happy with where android has been going.re continuing to make bets in the mobile space, the one we talked a little bit about, pressing a button and having a car appear and get your car fixed, that is something you do from your mobile device. i think if you look at the space of where people are spending their time, there is still a huge shift of the eyeballs going from people's desk top screens to mobile phone screens and tablet screens. the investment in advertising dollars hasn't shifted yet. you're still going to see a lot of advertising dollars from major brands shifting over to mobile phones and tablets. that's a great place to be making some bets and we have been doing that. >> now, you guys were an investor bought by facebook. facebook made a number of announcement linked to the back end servicer of a number of third party apps. they introduced this way to log in anonymously, though still using facebook. what do you think of the moves that facebook is making to be more of a middle man in this mobile world between third

in terms of great hardware devices. >> android is virtually free.your model? >> same. virtually free. open license, anyone can have it, anyone who wants it. >> are you getting into this business in a big way? that's a whole sales effort, distribution, supply the plastics or the resin to go into these things. >> i will answer yes, but let's back up a little. we grew up in an era where people said you could not do hardware and software like it was some unwritten rule. we've also seen huge successes. apple in a big way, google, microsoft xbox is incredibly successful. hp, oracle. i think it will become standard. as a matter of fact, one of the very few systems in which hardware and software have been divorced is intel. we are getting into printers. we will be bringing out the printer later this year. >> talk to me about what this does for the expansion of your business. you have to have a sales staff on a global level that knows how to sell 3-d printers. >> the biggest challenge we are finding and it's probably due to where we are in the process right

arecially android phones notoriously insecure.cationsoad that will do all sorts of things without your permission. easy for hackers using any number of facilities and their wi-fi. if you are at a coffee shop and you think you have logged on to the coffee shop wi-fi, you may not have done so. there may be someone sitting there with a hotspot pretending to be the coffee shop and you are logging on through them. your passwords him a your detailed information is being monitored and watched. this is as easy as the day is long. it's easy to circumvent this by going into the android system and unchecking the automatic connect to wi-fi. appsd, i download no because you have no idea where they are coming from. >> not even your own? >> i know where my own are coming from. exception, i do have to test them after all. e-mail is constantly being hacked. fault three major or four months ago where millions of it users passwords were obtained. mine included. on various sites and see whether yours was hacked or not and mine was. i had to go in fro

the company will shut down the app for the android platforms because of the acquisition. this is one of dozens ofia hook acquisitions since marissa mayer came on board. >>> when apple's iphone 6 comes out later this year, it will not be cheap. that's because wireless carriers are -- or firk picking up the -- picking up the full cost of the phone for a lower bill. >>> one of san francisco's beloved landmarks is back open. ktvu got a look inside the coit tower. before today's ribbon cutting ceremony. it's been closed since october for a $2 million renovation. the primary purpose to repair chips and scratches on the murals. >> i think the public will be thrilled today when they get to come back in and see how these world renowned culture aspects have been restored to their former glory. >>> the tower is open to the public for free. as you might expect, park and rec officials expecting a big crowd. so they are weekending you take public transit. >>> teachers in trouble from theft, drunk driving, even physical abuse. >> she came home with scratches from the forehead down her n

we are connecting to any android or ios device.are going to use bluetooth, which is a universal technology for communications, so we do not need to be locked into one or the other technology, and we are enabling our device to be able to communicate directly with the smartphone and utilize the data network that the smartphone has access to. >> what is the estimated cost of something like this? >> right now now at indiegogo, ranges from up to $300 and some $229 up to $300 and some change, and we expect our pricing to come out for full retail roughly in line with that. itunes. >> what about the way to that -- the weight you are carrying around? >> the weight, we are at about 75ish grams, and samsung has a competing product that weighs about the same. there is metal around it, so if you think of the physics, it is tiny, and this one little spot that moves around a lot, if we take a surface area and spread it out, it allows us to control it, so the weight is about the same, because of the way we have designed it -- it fits a lot better.

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search market...it also claims google has caused smartphone prices to jump by forcing its apps onto android and apple smartphones, not leaving room for competition. google denies the allegations responding: "since android's introduction, greater competition in smartphones has given consumers more choices at lower prices." despite strides in the job market, small businesses face hiring hurdles. a recent survey by allstate finds more than half of small businesses are looking forward to growth in the year ahead. but adding to staff is still a quesiton mark... "what is worriesome is of the 50% that thought they would grow, only half of those are going to staff for that growth so it gets right at the heart of this labor issue in unemployment." that was mike barton of allstate who adds that hiring may be on the backburner as small companies take on other challenges including gaining access to financing. in today's cover story--a culinary entrepreneur in chicago has come up with a new "grab-n- go" breakfast food that's become an instant hit with patrons and on social media. it's the wo-nut. part w

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i've used android phones, as welch the technology is getting up to par with aslaris.them too much. >> so what areas do you think the companies need to focus on as they make advances in cameras? apple just poached one of nokia's important engineers in figuring out how to do better cameras. there's, you know, megapixels versus lens quality. what do you want to see come out of this to make your product better? >> well, mega pixels to me don't matter as much as say the quality of the actual image. i love apple's approach with staying within the mega pixel range, because, a, the file size is low. we're only running 64 gigs on the phone. you don't want to run out of space. and, two, having the technology perfected for low light. eight is really all we need. >> is it going to be a partner to instagram? >> the entire community of photographers use apps, i'm one of them. i bounce between apps, great photos for instagram. yeah, i don't see it as a competitor at all. instagram is really a community. >> it is. and it has surprised everyone with the growth it's seen in a few years

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inchew fat will have a 7.9 screen like apple's ipad mini and will use google android software.hina correspondent stephen engle joins us now from beijing. i know the ceo always gets a rockstar welcome, like steve jobs got at apple conferences. what was the reaction in the room when he came on days and unveiled this? the morning. you can imagine the kind of reception he got. it is funny to call this a classic event for a company that is only watch oh years old. -- the faithful were there in full force as usual. packing the convention center hall the on capacity, heering every product launch made, a new hdtv, a new router, and the big five is a new meet had. the tablet takes on apple pricely at about half the there you mentioned steve jobs. he hates to be compared to steve jobs, but he is clearly taking a page from apple in leveraging its growing phone user base to sell tablet it sells more phones than apple. it has risen to number three and apple's number or. i caught up with the man who is in charge of the international taking the meet had overseas. withis my conversation hugo.

i imagine, you're not even on android yet. you want to get on android. so far it is just iphone.ed more funding. are you looking for people to invest in your company? because there are a lot of people with cash out there looking for businesses to invest in? >> you know, right now we're really confident, you know, with our team. we just hired a new engineer we actually hired on our own platform and, we kind of, are now pivoting to growth, growth phase. we just launched our app this week at the 10 much crunch disrupt conference in new york. hopefully we'll have android out by the end of the of the summer. we're always hoping to hearing from new people who could potentially bring this to the next level. david: good stuff. reilly davis, thanks for coming on, reilly. emjoyment. is the maim of the company. thanks for coming in. >> thank you. liz: it has been quite up and down day-to-day for investors so far but a market pause might not necessarily be a bad thing. we'll talk to len tannenbaum how a less frothy market is allowing him as a banker to put his money back to work. >>> plus tr

we want to make the best android tablet out there. put some pressure on apple and prove that not all android tablets are being hidden away in drawers. tablet thatake a everyone likes to use. adopting the steve jobs, laid-back look. product, are they going to go international? they are. they're going to launch it in china, but right now, 97% of their phones are sold in china right now. the company is entering 10 new markets, including india and latin america this year. malaysia is next, even this week. they're going to use that model of using the leverage off the phone base and then selling tablets. the overseas push is being driven by a familiar name in the u.s. and that is google's former android head, hugo barro. he told me they will introduce the mi pad later this year after the launch in china. further down the road, even the united states. let's hear from hugo barro. >> the u.s. is not in our plans for this year. it is a competitive market. getting there requires working hard and being ready. we do not know when it will be, but t

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android users to upgrade over the next few days and reenter their names and passwords. as of now, this is limited to android users. ory do not steal passwords financial information. and removing ibm's servers and replace them with chinese brands according to people familiar with the brand who think china is worried about national security. the u.s. and china have been involved in a dispute since chinese officials were charged with cyber espionage last week. and former microsoft ceo steve ballmer is interested in buying the l.a. clippers. surrendered and role of the team to his wife after being for life after making racist comments. i want to turn to my special guest host of the hour. of guitar former ceo hero. rentits on the board of the runway. dan, always good to have you here on the show. >> great to be here. >> i went to check on chegg. >> how is it going? >> it is going really well. the stock market is confusing. >> it is down. >> we went down before the rest of that tech market went down. now we feel that we have got the company with us. misery loves company. but

we are only an app right now, native on android and ios devices. most mature vertical within mobile is gaming. most apps are actually games. over the last 5, 6, seven years, game makers have realized how people interact with mobile devices, how to build very compelling, beautiful experiences, and we take from that and translated into mobile commerce. >> into mobile commerce, but you are taking the fun away from going to costco and sam's club, right? the idea is to replace that trip you will get the same stuff, you get the discount, you get the bulk purchase, but you do not have to actually show up at the store. >> that's right, but like you said, i would take a step back -- i don't know about replacing the trip, so if you enjoy that trip, costco and sam's club are great companies. they are not going away anytime soon. for us, we are for people who do not have the time, the means, or the patience to go to one. you grew up in new york, so you do not have the means, usually, to get to a big rocks store. >> they do not exist in many parts of the countr

beats has an android app and a windows mobile app. apple has is very limiting orthodoxy of developing just for ios. having beats allowing to exist as a separate brand allows them to relax some of that and build an independent service that is basically following consumers thehow they are using internet. >> do you agree? >> i think it is easy to be skeptical. there's no question that apple is doing this deal because it is a relaxing -- a reaction to downloads going down in reaction to on the -- online streaming. price tags for this deal came down to 2.6 billion dollars of cash. when you look at it and you look at the business in isolation, that alone is a good business. it is easy to reject it, but it is a good strong business. let's also not forget that with beats, they're getting an established brand that absolutely has a cool factor these days with the kids. i don't think we should minimize that heard one more thing that is really important in this world of on demand streaming, there's been an artist backlash to overall economics of

chinese smartphone maker shall xiaomi will use google's android software. stephen engle attended the product launch and started by asking about the infamous reaction in the room when the ceo walked into the room, unveiling this new tablet. >> you can imagine the kind of reception he got. you know what? when the faithful were there in full force in their red t-shirts convention center hall beyond capacity, cheering , from aw product launch new hdtv, a new router, and of course the new product was the mipad. he hates to be compared to steve jobs, but he is clearly taking a page from apple in leveraging its growing phone user base to sell tablets. already, it sells more phones in china than apple. i caught up with the man who is in charge of the international that is yo mi, hugo barra. probablygoing to start in southeast asia, and then take it to the other markets we are exploring like india, latin america, and so on. >> will you see how it does in the china market? >> timeframe is determined by our manufacturing capacity. we have to see how quickly we can ram

there any allegiance to be android or the apple ios system?t now we are available on apple, but the goal for oyster is to be accessible available on any device. so we will be rolling out android this year. >> how long do people have access to the books? >> that is the beauty of the service. you never have to think about it again. so long as you are a paying subscriber. $10 a month, you can read any book and it does not matter whether you finish it now or in one year? >> that is right. unlimited access is at the core of what we are doing. >> is a just english-language books? yes.day, of course our websites are set on expanding. >> what about other publishers? who else is participating? >> we work with harpercollins, disney, the perseus books group's, a broad set of some of the largest publishers that represent today's authors. >> thank you very much for sharing your story with us, eric stromberg the cofounder of oyster. from one company growing its library of e-books to another company looking to grow its camera sales, contour takes videos of y

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