it is difficult to bet against andy rubin. will it make a dent? i don't think so.gainst a that. but it seems like there is room for another hardware player to make premium devices and that is what he is doing. emily: thank you for your opinion, i appreciate it. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." wednesday we will be covering hp second-quarter results. we will have full coverage and analysis. that is all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the following presentation is delivered to you by samsung, delivering quality electronics, computers and tablets. samsung, bring it home. announcer: how would you like to come home to a house that is fresh and clean? it just feels brighter and fresher. how would you feel about your home, if it always meant housekeeping just left?

reporter: it would not be wise of me to get -- that against andy rubin. the sidekick. emily: some people don't remember the sidekick. [laughter] this old phone came out at the new millennium. reporter: while the sidekick was extraordinarily popular. it helped make t-mobile when that lunch -- launched over a decade ago. he did that come also android is ubiquitous. for technology today across many platforms from cars, to fridges, to microwaves. it is difficult to bet against andy rubin.will it make a dent ? i don't think so. but it seems like there is room for another hardware player to make a premium system. emily: thank you for your opinion, i appreciate it. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." wednesday we will be covering hp second-quarter results.we will have full coverage and analysis. that is all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." isrlie: "dear evan hansen," that hit musical at the music box theatre in new york. it follows a high school student with severe anxiety to gets caugh

the startup has support of tech heavyweights like andy rubin and sebastian thrun. lighthouse founder and max caston. describe how the technology works. i have heard it described as amazon alexa giving you connected to your home while you're in the outside world. right. what is going on here is the combination of 3-d sensing and deep learning. this makes it possible to understand what is what in the environment, that's a child, a dog, a person, a mother. this let's is behave intelligently. this let's you ask lighthouse, tell me about the things you care most about. you can literally say, hey, lighthouse, let me know when you someone at the front door with a dog when i am out, and it will do that. emily: how much of the market is there for this? even though the connected home sounds great, it sounds like very few people have connected to their home because it is very difficult. at what point does this become mainstream behavior? >> there are millions of home cameras out there right now. they provide a great service in terms of recording data and giving you access to