news always believe that mobile phone apps can help. people in the rural areas just as much as dogs in this city most people don't know what system information services but more bells provide that bus from waits to see what it's going to be me and confute in your pockets then i don't see a reason way to be accessible to the hazing by the way as. the new start up company has been going for just a couple of years. but their team is just had some good news on one of their projects to be liberating there because we've secured some funds for low pay look one of the arabs who do development is fun and gives you the chance to create if you create something and you see people use it i mean it's. such a fortune are you from there you can't compare it to going to. the point of formation of whatever they are and no mobile phones are very cheap and therefore the. coverage of on anything else. lord will not change it's more on the on feature it's part of a logical system which is the information services what up to the mic information services what'

can mobile phone apps be designed to help make a better world this series challenges app developers from around the world to visit communities who are missing out and then come up with an app that can help. a life . this week life apps is in kenya the hub of africa's high tech boom but also a country where four out of ten people live on less than two dollars a day. like most of the world realize those small scale farmers for food. farmers like william. in kenya. a former city dweller farming is now is like. the. two thousand. lupul took a good. seat could do a sequel. says a. game. who could not listen to you lima because i could. but i. need to because. we guess and. good. lisa say you were doing. and. take it to two thousand. and making. do. and. look down same would be to work with him. but it don't. maybe william can find the help he needs among the bright lights of kenya's capital city. nadir of the. it's full of life it's a miracle. i knew how to put you guys want. me to one of kenya's new breed of young software developers i want a new career keep on occasions develop a living and

we showed the app to a consultant geneticist.say too early, too early to individually predict risk for a particular individual. the science behind it has been based on populations and it's difficult to move from science that's been generated in populations down to a single individual. more research needs to be done, but trials using this app are already underway with the nhs using pre—type 2d beauties and mental health patients.“ the nhs using pre—type 2d beauties and mental health patients. if you have a serious mental illness in this country, you are likely to die, 15 years earlier, quite often, the reasons for that premature mortality is because of cardiovascular problems, hypertension, diabetes.“ patients at risk of these chronic diseases are shown to benefit from this app now underway could see gps prescribing the technology. you could imagine a world where the gp says, why don't you where one of these? that one is fine for you but not me... another feature of the app is that families can link there dna results, i love the f

apps to send notifications. which apps you really need. said offline times when you. and scream to greyscale instead of color and that makes it less attractive. regular exercise helps to reduce stress hormones. people in real life is very. clear. we have learned that virtual interactions cannot take the place of real social contacts across. and equally important sufficient. this is what the brain needs to store knowledge and clear out jump data so to speak so that we can get through the next day able to concentrate and without stress. there's no clear view whether smartphones are making. digital dimentia. when smartphones remember things for us we have room for other stuff. smart phones are helpful gadgets everyone needs to be decide for themselves how much they use them just like with t.v. or video games. what do you think join our discussion on facebook and on you your job you'll also find explain as their information on the latest tech topics gadgets and everything else you need to know thank you and next week. the next revolution kicks off at the cash register. ol

but it's done use for them to appointment the calendar app won't let you forget navigation apps always know the best route facebook suggests events you might like a recent study indicates people may become mentally lazy the more they rely on best model phones especially those who are more intuitive than analytical they use google instead of their memory some scientists refer to this as the google effect we no longer memorize things because we can find them on google. so. far. so far researchers have not found any concrete evidence that smartphones alter the way our brains function there are signs they could be impeding our memory and sense of direction. this tendency decision brains tend to adapt to how we use them this applies especially to our memory today we no longer need to memorize as much as in the past and using sat navs means we don't have to rely on our sense of direction in the same way we did say thirty years ago and this all affects our brains. in practice smartphones and apps mean we no longer have to remember to share jewels addresses and such because out of vices do tha

what we like about this app if it is ever so easy, red or green, this app if it is ever so easy, redt tells you the point that you are making the decision based on your own dna, which of those choices is better or worse for you. but can you really predict that accurately which routes are good for you? we show the app to consultant geneticist doctor francis helmsley. these applications are these stage i would say are too early, too early to individually predict risk for a particular individual. the science behind it has been based on population. and it is difficult to move from science that has been generated in populations down to a single individual. more research needs to be done but trials using the app are already under way with the app are already under way with the nhs using pre— type ii diabetes and mental health patients.“ the nhs using pre— type ii diabetes and mental health patients. if you have a serious mental illness in this country, you are likely to die approximate the 15 years earlier, quite often the reasons for that premature mortality is because of cardiovascular p

when i got my results, i opened up the app, andi got my results, i opened up the app, and i saw red, i've got a high chance of developing type two diabetes. salt, fat, carbohydrates, obesity. but it is actually better to know. with the app loaded, the family is ready to shop. too much salt. each bar code gives the product a green or red rating depending on your dna. we like this app, it is easy, it is green or red, based on your own dna, which of those choices is better or worse for you. but can usually predict that accurately which foods are good for you? we showed the app to consultant geneticist. these apps are at this stage, i would say, too early to individually predict risk for a particular individual. the science behind it has been based on populations. and i would say it is difficult to move from science that has been generated in populations down to a single individual. more research needs to be done, but trials using this app are already under way with the nhs, using type two diabetes and mental health patients. if you have a serious mental illness in this country, you are

this was also in the apple app store. is it still in both app stores?t was in google's app store until recently. it is a situation where google loves to have everything on the app store and not to take sides. it is so big and influential and has been pushed to these types of decisions. emily: increasingly held responsible for the content it promotes and is on its platforms. alistair barr, i know you will continue to follow that one. "daybreak: asia that -- that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." a programming note, bloomberg's tom mackenzie has an exclusive interview with huawei's rotating chair later on friday. we are live streaming on twitter. follow our global breaking news network @tictoc on twitter. we will be covering lyft's public offering tomorrow. i will be sitting down with lyft's co-owners tomorrow as the company gets out of the gate. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the following is a paid presentation for waterpik sonic fusion. the first and only flossing toothbrush. the biggest breakthrough in oral care is finally here, using sonic

this is what smartphone and app developers capitalize on they want to create products that permanently grab our attention with push notifications vibrations audio signals and so forth. as new stimuli mean different brain regions are activated and sort of pull power from my ability to concentrate. suddenly i am no longer focused on my one task because my brain is having to process multiple stimuli and that means i can't devote all my mental resources to fulfilling my original task. according to a recent study using smartphones can make us feel more restless normally the more someone performs a certain task the better they can do it and as a result their brain signals become. but the opposite is the case for smartphone users the more they use their devices the more erratic their brain activity becomes one possible explanation for this is that smartphone users tend to have several apps or browser windows open at once which can lead to over. stimulation of the brain. our brains aren't meant for multitasking it when i switch tasks quickly i tend to overlook things and my error rate goes up

the average scout app uses real time satellite images. now we can get to cross without walking long distances. and we're leaving the water point and going home early and now because we knew where the better posture was. further north close to the kenya ethiopia border conflicts have long reached over grazing land here. now the pastoralist have come up with a joint grazing plan and the app has helped them to coordinate better. tapes to reduce mortality officially doing good graces and. because they have got access to information which will help them make better decisions than before getting used to move to. maybe just. all times past so you know we go to. the after scout app was created by the international ngo project concern international or p.c.i. things say their digital assistant has reduced livestock mortality by almost fifty percent. of. the messiah in southern kenya also benefit from the app as they move their large herds through the savannah there. pastoralist have traditionally griese their livestock in regions where wild animals

in this beijing office getting ahead is all about easing the little red app called she ching what it means study to make china strong winning quizzes reposing propaganda all earn brownie points with the bosses. but it's not all fun and games time spent scanning communist party trivia is a job requirement. so you want. so we think the launch of new digital tools like this app will greatly improve the development of our company and in particular the political and ideological consciousness of our young employees. more than half a century ago communist china's founder mounted on build his cult of personality with the little red book. a propaganda push that's gone high tech under president is easing ping there been more than forty million downloads since the apps january launch china's plugged in generation now has daily thoughts and videos right in their pockets. would you do it here i think this app is fantastic i really paid attention to these issues before the app ever since i started using it i can see the change a country is making i can see a lot of things that touch my hearts a lo

it is a successful app.oes point to fascinating national security locations of where the u.s. china relationship is right now. emily: talk about what the national security implications are. isaac: grindr is similar to the tech giant huawei in both of them are nonstate owned companies. huawei is privately owned. because of the relationship between individuals and businesses and the ruling communist party, american security officials can't trust wouldn't giveer the data, the photos to the communist party if the party so desired. emily: so we are talking about very personal, potentially very explicit photos, data about users of this app. grindrplanning to lift publicly, but reuters is reporting they are shifting to possibly sell it out right. grindr is soliciting interest from u.s. investment firms. how do you expect this to play out? isaac: one of the stories said they are trying to sell it for double what they pay for, roughly $250 million. i think it will work out well for beijing media. it points out well t

then you can design an app to help you. be a little tough to the sun and i don't think when danny range is up and up and began nailing s.f. not for ice a bubble to double up but i love one of the sunni. him in the limo much a new york like you know no sex was decent he says that the most mbanga mean a to be defined in the b.b.c. he is in to be defined be he may be defined c. says that killing him in a gina let me marry is equal this is a man we stick with the same name abunda and damn i'm seeing who marc i dare you to be anywhere not a double minded man because. now says i keep on buying that to some busyness seem cool. nevil it says internet ok somehow become a pilot and making a scene from conceiving it a good scene to not find the. name maggie says and the total in a way that it can and i says am doing nothing when i'm lazy. and. he said when i talk when i'm one of the coin door and all of them one of them. william suffers from the same problems a small scale farmers globally he has no modern water pumps he can't afford

the prototype of their life app is ready to show william in person. l l a mr william. struck with them but. he wouldn't tell anyone. on the road back to william and this time when used joined by jeffrey one of the best trainers. city boys are about to be reminded why out communication is a problem. with one of them up and get people. to remodel. in a solution. the first step is showing the group how the prototype app works so it's only what two missing we're really. not. so because so much more. it's a swahili word meaning fertility supposed to be a platform to exchange information well aids market information whether it's based on disease information on record keeping all that in one. so how exactly does road to both work. step one register the group form a name and produce. steps to send the details to row two was database. step three send reports to wrote to both via text message such as which crops and the quantity they're selling. step for on market day then text all the farmers in the group to share the information. natalie secret. then they can agree on prices a

and how we can design a mobile phone app to help. find any. because we. combine of mice and birds and guinea. no no no you think you know this is going to turn to could build a light. lay's attorney imagine that. is if i do you need to come get a good show systems a day to get you know. when i say my call to pinedale community to tell is that i did two parties in big to find the p.d. the meeting was good and after listening to. and his problems all the challenges he faces and he's doing is harming they're not unique to him other guys in the community also facing more or less the same problems. when you want to research how much the crops william grows good fiction so he heads to one of the largest markets in the area. it's only forty kilometers from williams home but he's never even been here. every turn journey using public transport would cost him five dollars almost a week's income. so it's william's first chance to find out how much the indigenous vegetables he grows could sell for in the big local markets. you know nothing more american. and. the tru

what they say here is that they looked at 2a app with an s and i9 they looked at 2a app with an s andhem shared data outside that app to dig a majority to a third—party company, and many going to an fourth party company. such a wide spectrum. many of us are sceptical when we have a conversation and all of a sudden we see an advert pop—up. we have all beenin see an advert pop—up. we have all been in that situation. and when we have app with a alarm... they may offer as a coffee voucher if we did not sleep long. you can see that it isa not sleep long. you can see that it is a massive business. four for health insurance as well. all sorts of implications, drugs that you need... of implications, drugs that you need. . . and of implications, drugs that you need... and one of the company is is, once again, facebook stop looking at our last story. every school needs a dog is a stress buster. this is advice from a vice chancellor at a university in buckingham. teenagers online are living a life with pressure to have a perfect instagram life. it is about easing anxiety and they say one of the

the prototype of their life app is ready to show william in person. l.o.l. . no. he wouldn't that have been. on the road back to william and this time when used joined by jeffrey one of the best trainers. the software city boys about to be reminded why out here communication is a problem. in abundance there much and good people are finding. little. to remodel. in a solution. the first step is showing the group how the prototype app works so it's only what two missing we're really. and we're building. so because so much more. it's a swahili word meaning fertility supposed to be a platform to exchange information well it's market information whether it's based on disease information on record keeping all that in one. so how exactly does road to both work. step one register the group form a name and produce. steps to send the details to rotifers database. step three send reports to wrote to both via text message such as which crops and the quantity they're selling. step for on market day then text all the farmers in the group to share the information. and. then they

so we think the launch of new digital tools like this app will greatly improve the development of our company and in particular the political and ideological consciousness of our young employees. more than half a century ago communist china standard mounted on bills his cult of personality with the little red book. propaganda push that's gone high tech under president seizing ping there been more than forty million downloads sense the apps january launch china's plugged in generation now has z's daily thoughts and videos right in their pockets. would you believe it here i think this after is fantastic i really paid attention to these issues before the app ever since i started using it i can see the change our country is making i can see a lot of things that touch my hearts a lot of positive energy out there which encourages me to do what i can to help others. but critics say the colossi digital digest has a sinister aim. hong kong based a democracy activist joshua long calls it a form of mind control. i feeling this i've just implied the rise off digital offer of power in this in chin

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right now, only apple applications can be set as the applet, the email app is 's app, so you could makeny third party app as an equal citizen on its platform, that could go a long way. emily: roger, i am sensing that you agree. roger: in general, i do. but i'm incredibly sympathetic to apple's position. a goodt make intellectual arguments for and because my basic believe in antitrust is that people should not make markets and then participate in them. i am not sympathetic to spot a five because spotify has done tremendous harm to musicians in the music business. this is a difficult thing for me emotionally to look at. emily: you are a musician yourself. roger: exactly. so i have no sympathy for spotify. from an investor's point of view, you to recognize in the european union, the antitrust case is going to be decided on the merits of their antitrust law. as mark suggested, the antitrust case is solid. the question from apple's perspective is if they were faced with the choice, would they be willing to either shut down apple music or manage it in a different way in order to continue to h

this week life apps. but also a country where four out of ten people live on less than two dollars a day. like most of the world. small scale farmers for food. farmers. in kenya. farming is now is like. at its. peak. c. could do a sequel. says a. limb. limb a big kid might. need to because. we've seen a guess and. lisa say you were doing well and. take it to two thousand. and mickey get it. down same would be to work with him. but it don't. maybe william can find the help he needs among the bright lights of kenya's capital city. nadir of the. it's full of life it's a miracle. i knew how to put you guys want. me to one of kenya's new breed of young software developers i want a new career keep on occasions develop a living and they will be called a small startup in my friends called bt and consultants we create tools even i will go on to use more news challenges to design a mobile phone app to help william and millions of other small scale kenyan farmers who believe it's cool and it's not a crazy may be a s

coming up on the program the female app developers using technology to make streets safer for women also coming up. did the cia. of five didn't break any of the korean embassy in the group media reports say spanish authorities. and shifted to the margins dropping on the street typists bandied about isn't just living in the digital world. welcome to the. it's good to have you with us we begin in the indian capital delhi a sprawling city of more than eighteen million but constantly going to an international and national surveys as being unsafe for women discussions about women safety peaked in twenty twelve after the horrific gang rape of a twenty three year old medical student in a moving bus street protests followed and so did a toughening of laws against sexual assault but another thing happened it prompted develop us to walk in safety apps for women apps that give women some measure of assurance went out on india's streets even the correspondent common miles spoke to the women behind some of these apps as they look to make the streets safe for other women. figures of harassment on the

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the app gives her solutions and helps manage her emotions whenever this happens.'s a logical part of my brain that knows everything's going to be fine and you're to going to get home just fine. but there is a bigger part of my head that's banging pots and pans and screaming "you failed! you failed! we're lost and we will never get home! what are we going to do?!" the app's anxiety monitor helps rosie reflect on how she feels and prompts her on prearranged tasks. but something that's especially comforting is the 24/7 red button backup that connects her to a real live person. i've tried doing the best i can, but i'm just really freaking out. i only use the red alarm service when i'm really at my worst, when i'm really low and i can't control myself and i really need to talk to somebody. and that somebody is always there, and that just feels great for somebody in my situation. while all of the technologies we've looked at can be beneficial for people on the spectrum, not least because they've had input from autistic people, there are more and more becoming available

even here i think this app is fantastic i really paid attention to these issues before the app ever since i started using it i can see the change our country is making i can see a lot of things that touch my heart a lot of positive energy out there which encourages me to do what i can to help others. but critics say the classy digital die just has a sinister aim. hong kong based democracy activist joshua long calls it a form of mind control. i think this implied the rise off digital. in china and it shows. the fruits of their digital. advocation. it propaganda or. ideology. some chinese professionals say off camera they feel pressure to download the app which tracks time spent browsing and now wherever they go the communist party can go with them. for more we're joined by cliff in this studio clifford thanks very much for coming in one reported from china for a number of. the so-called two sessions a number of times as well this is meant to be for study purposes is that all data stored well i think there's always a bit of a link between study and propaganda and in this particular case we'

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the app gives her solutions and helps to manage her emotions whenever this happens.nd you will get home just fine. but there is a bigger part of my head that is banging pots and pans, screaming, "you failed! you failed! "we are lost and we will never get home! "what are we going to do? !" the app's anxiety monitor helps rosie reflect on how she feels and prompts her on prearranged tasks. but something that is especially comforting is the 24/7 red button back—up that connects her to a real live person. i've tried just doing the best i can, but i'm really freaking out. i only use the red alarm service when i am at my worst. when i am really low and i cannot control myself and i really need to talk to somebody. and that somebody is always there and thatjust feels great for somebody in my situation. while all of the technologies we have looked at can be beneficial for people on the spectrum, not least because they've had input from autistic people, there are more and more becoming available all the time. the beta project that is launching later this year is gathering a d

the app gives her solutions and helps manage her emotions whenever this happens. a logical part of my brain that knows everything's going to be fine and you're going to get homejust fine. but there's a bigger part of my head that's banging pots and pans, screaming, "you failed! you failed! we're lost, we're never going to get home! what are we going to do?!" the app's anxiety monitor helps rosie reflect on how she feels and prompts her on prearranged tasks. but something that's especially comforting is the 24/7 red button back—up, that connects her to a real live person. i've tried just doing the best that i can, but i'm just really freaking out. i only use the red alarm service when i'm really at my worst, when i'm really low and i can't control myself and i really need to talk to somebody. and that somebody is always there, and thatjust feels great for somebody in my situation. while all of the technologies we've looked at can be beneficial for people on the spectrum, not least because they've had input from autistic people, there are more and more becoming avai

these parents using one such app to discover those text messages.terwards they received that surprise call from zamora which they recorded. >> can you explain to me, can we meet to talk about this? we can settle outside. >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah, that's what we can do, so i can give you a chance to do it to some other kid? yeah, exactly that's what we're going to do. no, do me a favor. do not call me back again. do you understand me? make sure you tell your husband what's going on. >> he is right here, can he talk to you? >> reporter: zamora put her husband on the phone to defend her. >> hey, man. >> don't say hayman to me, you've got a [ bleep ] monster. if i was you you stupid [ bleep ] i'd leave her. >> man, listen -- >> listen to me. i am not going to settle outside of court. there's not enough money you can [ bleep ] possibly ask and offer me to settle this. get it. get that through your [ bleep ] head. >> reporter: the next day police cameras recorded the meeting between the boy's parents, school officials, and law enforcement. >> let's go to sch

are app helps facilitate those rules so how does it work well abjure is a free mobile app launched in two thousand and fifteen and according to the insider the addition to dealing with states day tossed like registering vehicles booking appointments and also applying for visas assistant does make it quite difficult for anyone to fleece saudi arabia the main dashboard shows where male saudi guardians can add dependents this means women and children inside and out of the country the after also manages travel commissions which means men can choose the type of journeys women are allowed to take and also for how long now some people are talking about this on twitter and dress says the problem is in the saudi guardianship law or not absent this is argues that the app provides government services wouldn't it be contradictory if an app run by the saudi government does not abide by its laws and another adds there are still numerous spying apps available for peace of purposes he says digital gender based violence is happening everywhere or let us know what you think is this the right move by go

the app store is one of the good guys. in this case, spotify is making a point about participating in the market. argument is way less sound than they want us to believe. i believe the antitrust argument has some weight. >> how is apple responding? >> they have not said anything. somethingink this is apple put much consideration into while developing apple music. apple has sold its own applications. this is a similar argument to apple not being allowed to sell its own products at the apple store because there are hundreds of them around the world. are notknow why they allowed to sell their own applications. what i do somewhat agree with, they could level the playing field. only apple applications can be set as default in the default music player. the default email is not gmail. apple added a toggle where you can make any in equals the sin. that could push back against an antitrust issue. >> i am sensing you agree. >> in general, i do but i am sympathetic to their position. i cannot make a good intellectual argument for it.

common miles spoke to the women behind some of these apps as they look to make the streets safe for other women. figures of harassment on the faces who come forward with their stories over four thousand instances detailing sexual harassment of women have been shared on an online platform called safe city these experiences are marked on a map in this case in the heart of india's capital delhi it did happen to me. but to the north did not meet victor it never could. still so i will always be. safe says he's founder l. summary disservice hopes the platform will help educate women about their rights having a platform where you can anonymously share your story can be liberating also when you read another woman's story there's solidarity and there's resonance because you suddenly realise you are not alone in your experience but she wants more by highlighting how dangerous public spaces are for women the hope is that authorities will make cities safer studies say delhi is one of the most dangerous cities in the world for women by evening the streets are almost exclusively a male domain the

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on our new app -'kron on'. area's only live, local news streaming... 24/7 commercial- free service. download it today from the app store ... and right now we are offering a free one week trial. giants ceo larry baer in the news for the wrong reasons tonight. the executive and his wife seen in an altercation... and at this hour, we have responses from both of them. this video from tmz sports shows an argument between baer and his wife pam..in a hayes valley park around noon. as baer is seen trying to grab his cell phone out of her hands, she fell to the ground screaming-- 'oh my god help!" he then walks away from the scene telling her to stop. there were several witnesses in the area... and police are investigating and earlier tonight, pam baer released a statement saying she'd like to clarify the events of today it reads quote-- "i would like to clarify the events of today. my husband and i had an argument in public about which we are quite embarrassed. i took his cellphone. he wanted it back and i did not want

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only on the kron-on app. (catherine)rising bay area rents may be claiming another victim...as the owner of a long time san francisco business struggles to make ends meet. if you are watching us on the 'kron on' app - our news coverage continues during the commercial break. visit kron-on- dot-tv to subscribe." (catherine) the f-d-a has approved an anti- depressant that contains a chemical similar to the illegal party drug known as "special k". it will be sold as a nasal spraycalled "spravato. it has a substance similar to "ketamine", a powerful anesthetic. it's intended for patients who have tried at least two other anti- depressants without success. it will be used only in medical offices - where patients must be monitored for two hours after treatment. other drugs for major depression are ineffective for at least 30-percent of patients. (pam) not a good day for r. kelly.after an outburst today on national television...the singer finds himself in jail again tonight. the reason why he is behind bars... this ti

they are kind of going back to being more of a provider of other people's apps.lina what are you , watching over the next year to see if apple can pull this off? certainly the sheer size of the platform gives apple a huge advantage even if the service isn't the favorite service. carolina: specifically for the tv content, i am going to be looking for more than the stars we saw today. i think one of the things we have seen apple do over and over again with content from the app support even music is smaller names, support smaller franchises. given they can't always make the big hit with big hollywood stars, who else are they going to support and how much original content are we going to see? the other critical part is pricing, and how is apple going to be bundling these services that they have. it is hard to see now because they will all roll out at different times. in a year from now when we are going to be assessing what their overall portfolio is, how much as a user can i buy with one purchase? can i bundle my tv service, my music service, my news service and clo

and including -- it had an app making app, a user interface builder. it was the first to come along with tools for building apps. mike said, you are keen on the next, let's buy one. we should kick the tires. you should develop a program on it. you should develop some type of program. how about the hypertext you were talking about? he had a twinkle in his eye. the program i used was brilliant. you could create menus by dragging and dropping. all of the different panels you want and basically the development has been done and you have to write the code behind it. i was the only one doing it. it was a magnificent moment. nobody was looking over my shoulder. of course, it was important everyone else could work on the standards and there was international collaboration. it led to something more powerful. but it was neat to do it by myself. i had a webpage that had the definition of html, the protocol, i wrote the code, put it together. i started doing it in september and had it running before christmas. people say i had it running on christmas day, no. i th