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. >> greg flynn's company owns close to 450 appleby's stores. he said after two years of testing tablets it finally decided etell because they specifically defined for restaurants. >> it is ruggedized, has a built-in credit card reader. >> he said his reas much hod. >> it allows you to up sell a little bit because it never forgets to suggest. if i order a steak, it will suggest a glass of red wine with that. >> at this restaurant there are two registers and seven ipad order stations. >> no one else was doing it. >> he said 25% of orders go through the ipad. customers also say they feel a lot less rushed. >> so while we're debating what to get and stuff, people don't feel rushed. >> i'm able to get to my next meeting as soon as possible. i like talking to people, too, but sometimes it gets busy and you know you can go in and get it pretty quick. >> most of the specialty orders come inline, raking in more than $50 million this year. it's thanks to technology that continues to evolve daily. >> sit down with programmers and say how can we improve th

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and appleby's hoping to stream line your dining experience putting a tablet at your table.you'll be able to add to the order and pay your check. without waiting for the staff. technology at apple. >> well, more than three quarters of people with hearing loss don't do anything bit. >> well, now a start up is trying to do something about that by making hearing aids cheaper and easier to get. >> tire onspends time on head phones. >> i've been wearing hearing aids since elementary school. >> this is making a hearing aid you can order online. >> we plan to offer an alt in tiff. >> he know what's is out there, founding the company to created learic. now there, is a new company, i hear with a device costing a few hundred dollars instead of thousand. >> making it more convenient and more affordable. >> the hearing aids plug into the computer and a web site guides through a test. and tunes them to your prescription. don't let the size fool you. test subjects say they like it better.. >> i hear computers and your wachlt i hear everything. >> the parts inside of the device are small.

and appleby's hoping to stream line your dining experience putting a tablet at your table. you'll be able to add to the order and pay your check. without waiting for the staff. technology at apple. >> well, more than three quarters of people with hearing loss don't do anything bit. >> well, now a start up is trying to do something about that by making hearing aids cheaper and easier to get. >> tire onspends time on head phones. >> i've been wearing hearing aids since elementary school. >> this is making a hearing aid you can order online. >> we plan to offer an alt in tiff. >> he know what's is out there, founding the company to created learic. now there, is a new company, i hear with a device costing a few hundred dollars instead of thousand. >> making it more convenient and more affordable. >> the hearing aids plug into the computer and a web site guides through a test. and tunes them to your prescription. don't let the size fool you. test subjects say they like it better.. >> i hear computers and your wachlt i hear everything. >> the parts inside of the device are small.

. >> from the desert sun, applebies will place tablets on all their table.won't replace servers. customers can order additional food, pay bills or play game. >> will they have nutritional information. >> i love applebies. >> now in the event you may have forgotten your own screen so you can have no human contact applebys is there. >> they are expected to roll out 100,000 tablets to 2,000 restaurants. >> julie has been sitting here patiently. the ceo of politico. >> how was the roll out? >> amazing. you go the site launch. capit capitalnewyork.com. >> that's the most wisconsin thing you've ever said. >> let's talk business. after two months of battling negative headlines white house is looking to turn the page on obama care. today the president kicks off a new three week campaign to refocus the public's attention on the positive aspects of the health care law. what does that entail? >> this is what democrats wanted for two years. they say every day between now and december 23rd they will do some event to talk about each day one different good part of the heal

appleby said it will have tablets at every table at every restaurant by the end of next year. it be the wave of the future and seems like it could happen pretty easily hat a fast food place like mcdonald's. >> thanks very much. i just can't imagine people walking off the job, holiday season, jobs are scarce, wages are scarce. i mean for god's sake. anyway, i appreciate it. joan let's get straight to this whole question will a higher minimum wage lead to a decline in jobs? here now is cnbc contribute josh carol roth and ben white. okay. obama wants 10 bucks an hour. >> i think it's nine. >> i stand corrected. >> nine, ten, 25. >> 7.25 is the actual wage. these crazies want 15. i ask you before we get to the analysis, politically could there be anything stupider than this? >> into a lot of things stupider than this. there's a wide bipartisan support for an increase. 75% of the country would be fine with some increase not to $15, not to $100. but to keep it up with inflation. if you have minimum wage, if you agree with the idea that a minimum wage should exist should it not keep

you own and run 40 applebys, the except my principle that amazon is the most interesting company in theinnovative? >> i do and i don't. they're certainly interesting. the flip side of the coin is they are the most he are sensitive, most pr pieces, i don't know how jeff bezos does that. stuart: he goes on 60 minutes, this claim that he will deliver stuff. >> reality has to set in because do we see drones flying all over? ups wants them and i want to deliver hamburgers by drone. stuart: what financial reality do you see hitting amazon? >> at some point investors will want to see there are 0 of i.t.. the tech bubble when everybody was just buying and no relationship between the r o i return on investment and the investment. amazon is not having the big returns at this point so i might take a contrarian view to what you say. innovative without a doubt but at some point the cows have to come home. stuart: the return on the investment, you are right, they don't have returned because they keep reinvesting every dime they make goes right back into what they are doing. the market like that. >> t

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. >> and appleby's will have a tablet on every restaurant. >> these are restaurants that get it. it's the way that people -- people relate -- it's very strange. when you go to a restaurant now, they want tablets for the waiters. it is -- if you do not have your reservation system on a tablet, i'm aware of this because these are things i'm involved in personally, again you're a loser. i'm trying to get the tablet at the inn. >> are you really? >> yes, i am. moving to mobile at the inn. now if we'd just get some customers -- >> what do you want to have a tablet at the inn for? do you know how hard it is to be cool at my age? >> we're getting there. both of us are understanding lack of coolness. >> shares of apple are up in the premarket. ubs upgrading from buy to neutral, raising the target from 540 to 650. and saying he sees earnings upside for the country and the company is buying topsy, the price tag over $2 hoon milli00 now china mobile is taking orders for iphones. >> the rap against apple has about no social, not enough china. they're answering it. tim cook is not necessarily

here she is with friends at appleby's celebrating her graduation from boot camp.huge fox fangs. hi. we thank you for that. and we thank you for your service. congrats, emily. >> thank you so much. >>> well, from new jersey down to florida now. you know, we always sort of joke that florida, colorado really have some of the craziest stories. >> and ohio. >> florida always leads the pack. now a neighborhood on the west coast of florida down there in lakewood ranch, florida. >> sarasota area. beautiful area. >> they have a lot of the homeowners association community. they might sound like a house but they're a condo community. now they're banning kids from playing in the streets. >> look, i mean, first of all, this is what they say. this is a statement from bill rompf. >> he says, we're trying to make the place safe. we're trying to make it safe for those people who have kids in the community and they should be the ones who are happy about that, not upset. the kids are all probably running out, beautiful outside. out there playing stick ball and such. we did that as k