apple ios devices were used to make 23% of purchases on christmas day.lso found that ios customers spend about $94 per order, almost twice the amount of the average android shopper. analytics benchmark is part of our next guest's portfolio. how do you put this together? how do you figure out what is going on? who is spending what on what phone? >> we have a benchmark data set that comes from more than 800 retail sites, so we have a pretty comprehensive sample. a prettyrop is outstanding holiday season for online shopping. in particular, christmas day, we 16.5%.ine sales up about mobile has really reached a tipping point this year. dayctually had on christmas 48% of online traffic coming from mobile devices, so almost half, which includes both smart phones and tablets -- smartphones and tablets. we seen a pattern where folks are using their smart phones to browse and tablets to buy. we saw smartphone browsing numbers to be about 28.5% of all online traffic. about 18% from tablets. that really flips around when it comes to purchasing. about 19% of all purc

your daughter discovered a venerability in apple's ios operating system when she was 9 and disclosed that to apple after a long internal debate about whether or not the kid should use it secret and use it to improve their scores on network video games. what an amazing ing program. you bring them to those programs. not in year, interestingly enough. you uninvited the dod this year. >> only one year because the year before i think that balance and having both sides is really what we all need. we can't be afraid of the other side we disagree with. >> you know, it's always interesting to hear people from the nsa who are /aeu /k*us accustomed to a tame press and audiences, address a very free wheeling, incredibly smart hackers who really understand security and who can distinguish between security and security theater and who are not shy about standing up and explaining to the general the difference. that's pretty awesome. >> the kids got them alone. >> they are pretty tough crowd. >> we're here in san francisco today. tell me a little bit, why did you decide is san francisco the place for

the two major ecosystems -- apple ios and android.elt that they had it to themselves. >> the duopoly is still there. to beed an extra thing able to compete for attention. sewnid and ios have it up. by the end of 2014, there will be a shakeup in tech. i hope that will be wearables and give other companies a chance. microsoft might be one of them. yellow phone.ght it catches the attention. >> this was before the iphone 5c. -- hasia has been understood the importance of wanting to stand out in tech. windows phone and nokia sales are growing. cannibalizing the point and shoot camera, cheap cameras that has been the mainstay of christmas presents for many years. >> we will make an evolution from the lumia phone two great cameras. from engadget, staying with us. "surveillance"s, with scarlet fu. tom keene is out. looking very christmas-y. >> it is going to be mike mckee, myself, and matt miller. we have to talk about bitcoin. plunging over the weekend. bitcoin versus gold. we are going to look into the security features of bitcoin. as a gif

. >>> christmas day 23% of online orders were made using apple ios devices compared with 5% using androidbm. additionally ios users spent twice as much as android shoppers. >>> 2013 was a good year for the auto industry but trucks seemed to outpace the competition. according "auto trader".com most popular vehicles were ford f-150, jeep wrangler and ram 1500. >> >> audi plans to spend $30 billion over the next five years as it tries to overtake rivals bmw and her said. >>> major league baseball considering outsourcing the online merchandise operation. mlb would farm out e-commerce unit that handles online sales for nhl and nba. i'm done. i win. [buzzer] david: time to spare. cheryl: i was paranoid i wouldn't make it. david: you made it with time to spare. >>> federal judge, i'm sure you saw this, he made a very controversial ruling on national security agency's phone surveillance program. cheryl: rich edson joins from us d.c. with the latest developments. rich? >> on this issue any rule something likely controversial a federal judge in new york that said the national security agency progra

a big day on friday for apple in terms of ios penetration in that market. i think apple probably gets a bit more of a push higher through the holiday season. > >those ipads are flying off store shelves. and ebay versus amazon---which etailer would you rather own? > >i think i'd rather own both. you have different demographics and different markets for each one of them. big market shares to gain in the emerging economies, particularly in china. put them both in your stocking this christmas season. > >thank you lincoln ellis. > >you bet. retailers are seeing a spike in "online" shopping-- but it's too soon to tell if it'll make up for the slight drop in sales over the thanksgiving weekend. our cover story looks at who's gaining in the big push of the short shopping season. shares of internet retailer e- bay advanced in trading on cyber monday-- closing at 51- 35. while amazon declined to $392-30. retailers look for online sales to hit two-billion dollars for the first time ever, capping the first wave of holiday shopping. "there's good bargains. maybe 30--35%

the point is to integrate the ios device with your device system. apple already has the support of bmw. and it is not just google and apple that want a piece of the technology future. 4.5 million cars on the road are equipped with its processers. while sophisticated dash ford control panels and voice activated commands will keep improves, experts say it will sometime before your car is rolling down the highway fully equipped with some of this technology. >> what i think will be the limiting factor here is not technology and not even the car manufacturer's ability to deliver the product quickly. it will be safety concerns. >> still, apple, google, and the chip companies all know they can't afford to miss out on the potential of the really smart car as our vehicles become the mobile devices of the future. josh lipton, silicon valley. >>> and still as 2013 winds down we take a look at some of the most influential people of the year. julia borston has more. >> reporter: in 2013, reed hastings redefined television with exclusive shows streamed over the interne

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dominating, windows operating system for the phone hasn't had a chance really against android and ios from appleoogle, i mean, the list -- the list really goes on. and now you're in a situation where a very conservative culture has been put in place that makes it tough to go after the big stuff that the googles and amazons and apples have been getting. >> we should point out that we asked the various companies on your naughty list, shall we say, professor, for comment, and they declined to comment either at all or on the record. let's look at your best ceos of the year. some of them are not surprises. but some of them are. jeff bezos, akio toyodo. john idle is an interesting one at michael kors. why idle? >> this is a great story because john idol and his partner, chu and stroll acquired the company when it was really struggling. michael kors was struggling. it was in and out of bankruptcy. look what's happened from 2003 to today. why? idol is one of these post-modern ceos. he's put in world class capability, add in project runway and the michael kors genius. it's impressive. it's will the like

for it to work, you need ios 7 and apple needs permission to track you on your phone. >>> remembering the life of nelson mandela. still to come, the world mourns and reflects and we are looking deeper into the impact here in the bay area. >>> good morning to you. take a look at this. these are live pictures from south africa this morning where remembering nelson mandela is taking on a celebrating tone. we saw people singing and dancing together as they remember this world leader. it's been celebrated around the world for a couple days now. president obama and the first lady will pay their respects in south africa next week. george w. bush and bill clinton along with their wives, laura bush and former secretary of state hillary clinton will join them. >>> the stadium is where his body will lie and stay in pretoria and he will receive a memorial in his birth town. we are shown how he's been remembered by a few people in the bay area who play a small role in his effort to end apartheid. >> reporter: the one he counts most precious is the photo of him with nelson mandela. >> that picture

ios device. not only is apple representing a lot of people in the economy, it is representing people that are spending the money. liz: that is exactly right. think these online numbers have been great. we had kevin rhine of guilt group said his numbers are up 45% year-over-year when it comes to unique visitors. great to see both of you. david lutz, and lincoln, we'll check with you in a few minutes when the s&p futures close. david: more consumers went shopping over the thanksgiving weekend but as he said they spent less money as a whole. so how strong is the american consumer? staples founder and former chairman and ceo, tom stem per will weigh in. he knows everything you need to know about retail from the inside, still on a lost boards. this is a fox business exclusive you don't want to miss. liz: swarms of drones unleashed. okay, not yet, but maybe eventually to revolutionize the package delivery business? guess what? we have a entrepreneur already testing delivery drones even though they're not yet legal. we ask him if bezos's idea will ever fly with regulators when it to amazon. david: that takes

. >>> meantime, apple is chomping up its competition in online sales. ios is five times higher than androiderage of $93 per order. and android users spending around $48 per order. interesting new numbers. jon fortt join us with more. what's the explanation here? >> well, this is data from ibm about christmas specifically, how people did their buying, mobile was huge. browsing-wise, 48% of that browsing happened on mobile. and buying for ios specifically, they blew android out of the water. this is something i've been following, a trend for a while now. it's not just in ecommerce. spencer rascoff over at zillow has said that people who are looking to buy homes, more likely to use ios, renters android. you see that reflected here, too. it looks like perhaps a demographic thing. >> income level thing? >> income level, you know, iphones are more expensive. also, apps, ecommerce apps tend to be tailored more on ios versus android. so all of the things work together. you know, it's interesting, jeff bezos says he wants people to use the devices, not just buy them. it looks like on ios, people are

ios, and monetization, 90/10. >> in china, will it be an apple dominated world or the local vendors like lenovo? i don't think apple dominated but i think very strong apple position gets opened up because of the partnership. you call it strategic partnership. look what apple and at&t do in the united states? it transforms mobile business and it will do the same. be will the chinese different or will they be aspirational and pay up for the fancy iphone? >> i think aspirational. use of the amazon guys have -- put up a new version of kindle and they ran an ad is saying here is the ipad, here's the candle, the kindle is cheaper and has the pixels. abilitys mastered the of taking technology products and transforming them into livestock products and making us want them like fashion products. people come in and say my thing has more pixels, mine is a little faster, mine is cheaper -- i am not going to win the game. >> surveillance nightmare. john figuring out what to do one. the amazon jerome -- jerodr he would have in my bedroom. thing isazon drone remarkable. about 18 months ago on the internet there

apple or blackberry. that seems to be a stretch. they have to make every car ios and android compatible. situation where you don't buy a car because you have the galaxy. they are going to start off with simple stuff, like navigation, music, already in the car. rather than having it up on the windshield, we are making it safer. >> do you think the automakers charge extra for these products or does an dridroid want to bri people into the ecosystem and subsidize it. everything is an up-sell. if you want the ultimate package, you are going to pay a little bit more. it is not going to be a big cost. google will do whatever they can to get people excited about this. going into the dealership asking by the way, does it have the google in-car package. >> i hope it can park cars. the american public. >> lance, thanks for coming by. my pleasure. >> let's send it over to dominic include and get a market flash. >> like we have been saying, shares of cooper tire are down in training because it is abandoning a deal to be bought by india's apollo tire. they are out with their response voicing disappoin