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she has a secure blackberry. cory: it is curious to me that your software has developed -- is developed in germany and that library which has a reputation for security going back a decade had to acquire your company to get the software. what is it about the development of the software in germany that was better than anything blackberry could concoct in canada? >> the reputation for my company is based on encrypting voice. blackberry is famous for encrypting data. library has a huge -- blackberry has a huge pedigree in securing e-mail. that his wife is to get a perfect -- fits together -- that is why it fits together perfectly. it is a niche market. blackberry is still addressing larger enterprise operations. cory: when you look back at what happened with the playbook, what makes this better? i know you say you will shift -- ship 10,000. how many do you think you will sell? was the playbook fly from a security perspective? >> i don't think so. i think this is a project we brought into the marriage. we have this pa

this is not a blackberry view. the nsa wanted a backdoor to blackberry, would you open it? john: we don't have backdoors and we would not do that. from time to time, the government wanted information from us, ok? first of all, we don't keep it around. that is number one. you need to know that. if we do it, it has to be under a court order. emily: have you ever had a moment where you thought, what did i get myself into? john: twice. not just one time. yes, i have. ♪ ♪ emily: since you are the tech industry's turnaround guy, i would like to ask you about how you think some other turnarounds are going. yahoo!? john: from what i can read, they seem to be doing reasonably well. yahoo!, they would look at it from the growth, revenue, and all that. if a company guided that way that is one thing. but the question really needs to focus on, if the company's fundamentals become stronger in the long term. i think i would focus on that. from that perspective, it feels like they are doing the right thing. emily: so you think mar

she is secured by blackberry.ory: christoph, it is curious to me that your software is developed in germany and that blackberry has this reputation for security going back a decade had to acquire your company to get your software. what is it about your software in germany that is better than anything blackberry has cooked up in waterloo, canada? christoph: the reputation for my company is based on encrypting voice. blackberry has a huge pedigree in secure mobile e-mail. we fit together perfectly. we are securing voice. together we are the full package of securing the mobile data and the mobile voice. it is in a niche markets while blackberry is still addressing larger corporations. cory: finally, christoph, when you look back at what happened with the playbook, what makes this better? i know you say that you will ship 10,000. how many do you think you will sell? was playbook flawed from a security perspective? christoph: i do not think so. this is a project which secusmart had already brought in. we have this part

it's been a key market for blackberry in the past. it's been having some rough climbs economically but on the upswing a lot of folks are saying things bottomed out. are you seeing that in your business? >> yes. we see a lot of investment from vodafone. that must be driven by their clients and customers. so yes, i think in that sense we feel good about the economy. in fact this is kind of our strong hold. one of our strong holds and this is -- europe is important to us. >> last question security software seen as a big potential positive but different enterprise players had mixed results as far as how they reported software. do you feel like you're get a strong uptick in that? and is samsung more important than ios given the partnership there? >> samsung is a huge player in android as was google. i forgot to mention this morning, we signed a good agreement with google on android for work. best 12 supporting android for work and just last week i believe. so that was a good announcement so the system are more embracing of partners today t

his blackberry turnaround finally on track?ourth-quarter earnings, pleasant surprises for investors. the company sales were down 32% year-over-year, but the company did take and $28 million in profit, suggesting perhaps blackberry ceo is making some progress to stabilize his company. joining me now to talk about these results. crawford, some of these tumors look good and some look like stabilization, particularly, the software business -- some of these numbers look good in some look like stabilization particularly, the software business. >> 20% improvement in software has a couple of impacts to the company. it shows a new revenue growth engine. at a very small percentage of the overall revenue today. however, they continue to grow off that base. it is a huge injection to the gross margin lines and their profit line because the system is much more profitable. it is where he is publicly stated he asked to go. you are seeing stabilization and some signs of life and what i will call the areas of growth and margin enrichment for the

it has been a while since i have looked at blackberry.latform we are going to develop on, we need a reasonably large team not only to build it the first time, but to maintain it. so we are looking at market share numbers. currently, we only develop for ios and android. cory johnson: would that give you an advantage that uber doesn't have? we may only get 1%, but we will get 90% of that 1%? and it's exactly the kind of driver that our people would want. john: the young demographic that would use lyft is using ios and android for the most part, so it hasn't been a focus for us. cory johnson: in waterloo, are people still filled with hope? is there a sense of desperation down there? >> in waterloo, most people do not work for blackberry anymore. they work for startups like kik. i think a lot of the smart engineers that came out of the company when they went to the restructuring said hey, i don't need to work for blackberry anymore. let me start my own thing. to be honest, on the streets of waterloo, though it is still cold, i think people ar

>> what is the current market share for blackberry?s under 1%. .5%-.6% depending on who you ask. they would say that is a focused market. obviously, there are regulated industries and government departments that still require a handset. that makes sense but why another touchscreen, why a slider phone? john chen would answer and say there are still people in those industries that don't want a keyboard. the other point we want to be sure to make is they didn't say we want to lx number of phones. they -- sell x number of phones. it might be the case that they are only going to sell several hundred thousand of these loans, but that might be enough to keep the revenue going while they make this transition. cory johnson: a 29% market share down to less than 1%. how do you john, monitor these things, trying to figure out where you are going to have to be in the future? john: we do look at these companies. it has been a while since i have looked at blackberry. we need a reasonably large team not only to build it the first time, but to maintain

in this way, blackberry is working with a lot of its competitors.e songsung s10 tablet using ibm software with a secure microsd. this basically means that it is working -- blackberry is trying to move more into this field to improve. what it will do is say that it is putting this information away so you can use the device on more than one thing you can use it for secure purposes and personal use, other applications that you may need. 63% of government officials need to access their sensitive data on their mobile devices and are given in encrypted devices but they are not very popular because you have to only use that device for getting access to sensitive information. you can't make phone calls very easily. they aren't very popular because you can't just have one device only for this and have to use other devices for personal life or other things. this is what blackberry is trying to get into and they think it might be quite popular. angie: it's an interesting strategy. it's what blackberry was known for, but it has been a troubled company as of lat

you look at the blackberry, it's niched it's limited. i want to be will serve in higher spectrum, 100% of the market. >> does it have a shot? it's a cheaper phone. i like john chen, it seems like they have a better direction. this is back in the direction of going cheap and broad, they said they were going to get away from that. >> i would argue his first ends as the one i agree with the most, transitioning into software and services. when you look at the devices they are bringing out, you are trying to go low-end and attract new users. it's admirable, but give the people what they want. they have a loyal base of customers. they want keyboard-based devices. you want to focus on those users and retaining them. and then attracting other users perhaps on the android platform or ios with your services. more secure messaging, for example. >> is there anything emerging that you saw coming out of mobile that might be a new company or an old company find anyway? -- a new way? >> wearables with the most efficient thing. i think give it a shot wit

perhaps a little bit of an indictment of what you could do on a blackberry.alance came out in 2013. cory: so on a blackberry at that time, you could not due to do bureau? -- do two? sanjay: in the iphone world, samsung world, it is so much easier. today in the business world, we have been very good in making security management for this containerized life. cory: you guys have had a particular product sandbox describe that to me. sanjay: we acquired sand watch, working with the highest levels of security. this is the department of justice, white house and several others. in essence, we are able to create a personal space for you where you can have your personal life, facebook or e-mail, and a secure place for your e-mail i rarely. corporate managed and corporate controlled. cory: let's see what hillary had to say when she was asked about this. secretary clinton: i thought it would be easier to carry just one device for my work and for my personal e-mails instead of two. looking back, it would have been better that i -- had icily used a second e-mail account an

perhaps an indictment of what you can do on a blackberry.ct of you to do that came out only in 2013. cory: on a blackberry at that time you could not do two accounts? sanjay: you probably could. but the first product to do it came out in 2013. she admitted my primary phone is an iphone, i also have a blackberry. in the iphone world and samsung world it's so much easier and we in the business world have been very good at making security management for the containerized life, you can sand box your private life and personal life and have security. cory: -- you say sand box, describe that to me and what the security requirements are to have really separate, private and really separate work. sanjay: we acquired air watch, a leader in mobile security. we work with the highest levels of security of federally regulated industries and government and banks. this is department of justice, white house and several others. in essence what we're able to do is create a sort of personal space for you where you can have all your personal life, facebook or ema

i know you are watching blackberry. best day, sales did fall in the third quarter, so that is not driving the profit, and said we have cost cuts and a average higher price for each smartphone that is sold. blackberry has seen a huge demise because of its global market share of smartphones now less than 1% a far cry from its glory days. dow chemical's selling half of its oldest business, that would be chlorine two olin -- to olin. this is all part of the dow ceo's target of $8.5 billion of the less profitable business to focus on higher-margin assets like plastics as well as dramatically -- as genetically modified corn beef not together, obviously, but separate. and finish line, a retailer that has benefited tremendously from yoga pants and hoodies worn by people to run errands. fourth-quarter sales topped analysts' estimates. and gamestop, the videogame retailer -- betty: hang on, before you go on scarlet, you just talked about my weekend wear. [laughter] scarlet: i kne iw it. we are all guilty of it. do you play video

i have two e-mail addresses on my blackberry. weeks ago, she said she has an iphone and blackberry. her convenience factor is proven to be false. it goes to the larger problem that she faces. if you don't put this to bed immediately and you have more questions and more revelations after the fact, the story only develops. mark: on the two phones thing, think she had a state voice -- state phone for voice only. doug: the currently she has an iphone and a blackberry. mark: there are a lot of questions and i don't minimize them, regarding how not forthcoming she was with regard to the documents. what aspect to you have on this that real people would care about? doug: nobody has any evidence. i don't think he will see republican satisfied until they have access to her e-mails. mark: if i go to duluth or to orlando and i asked my cabdriver or my waitress if they care about this, my guess is they would say, what are you talking about? is this something real people care about? doug: i will be in orlando on sunday for some spring training

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two weeks ago she said she had an iphone and a blackberry. i have a blackberry too. i have two different e-mails i can use from that. >> when you're secretary of state and there's a reason why president obama only has a blackberry it's for security. i want to ask both you have this about that multiple devices. she says this is her reasoning today. an aid to jeb bush tweeted this also i believe you can combine e-mail addresses on blackberry. that's also a point. here is the tweet. i have five e-mail accounts, why don't i have five devices? hashtag, magic. >> there's a difference when you have the dot gov e-mail, this is my understanding from talking to people like you would have to have multiple devices. you can't put a secure e-mail account on your iphone. that's my understanding. you either have to have two or you in this case following the law, she has the one. here is the point i really want to make. i think republicans need to be very careful about this because jeb bush has not followed the laws of the state of florida and he is seeking to be commander in chief b

. >> in four years as secretary of state using her blackberry, her private blackberry system is it credible there was never anything other than one e-mail of a conversation with an official in the uk never any classified or foreign leader conversation on that blackberry? >> well the state department does not allow you to send any classified material. it will be captured right away. here's the deal. either you're going to listen to the secretary of state, former secretary of state or not. either you're going to listen to her and believe her that in fact, she complied with the spirit and the letter of the law or you're not going to trust anything she says. you're going to either believe colin powell that he didn't do anything wrong even though he destroyed all the e-mail. you're going to believe jeb bush that he did not wrong with his private server and scott walker or you're not. that's going to be an issue the people will have to decide. she followed the letter of the law and the spirit of the law. that's what i believe. all of this i think is politics. i think it's sad. most people want to

i could throw a blackberry across the room.ed a blackberry and a pool and brought it back to life with a hairdryer. tom: is the canadian government keeping them a flow? brian: i think it comes down to the hardware in the keyboard. in our business, we love the keyboard. olivia: the president still uses one. we will be back. we will be speaking with tom wheeler the fcc chairman. this is "bloomberg surveillance." we are streaming on your tablet and your phone and on your blackberry. ♪ >> that was the show, portland via. since the recession, we are not building tiny houses. that is the single best chart. this is data from the department of housing and urban development. all of the growth came out of smaller houses. we are not downsizing, we are not getting simpler. what does that say about assumptions i had about the trend in housing? >> there are two things. the big trend is the knocked down situation, where they are knocking down properties here in the east. they are knocking down both properties in building a big house. this is

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in full disclosure -- >> blackberry. >> and a blackberry. i don't throw anything away. i'm like two steps short of a hoarder. so i have an ipad, a mini ipad an iphone and a blackberry. >> she doesn't throw anything away except 30,000 emails. >> clinton also admits in an e-mail she considered personal is deleted. her office said that's more than 32,000. half of all the emails in the account. >> we went through a thorough process to identify all of my work related emails and delivered them to the state department. at the end i chose not to keep my private personal emails. emails about planning chelsea's wedding or my mother's funeral arrangements condolence notes to friends as well as yoga routine, family vacation the other things you typically find in in boxes. no one want their personal emails made public and i think most people understand that and respect that privacy. >> tech experts also question clinton's insistence that her private e-mail server was secure. she said it was set up for her husband and is resisting calls to turn over the server. >> we have more than m

now we find out she used her personal blackberry. we don't know if that thing was hacked. >> eric, i don't think it's a question of whether or not she was hacked or somebody got into her e-mails or that sort of thing. it's the fact of the matter is that this is a woman who is devious, with he know that at best, you know, you go back to white water, file gate et cetera, et cetera, et cetera she has a history of this. so why should we trust her? why should the american public want to trust her? she's inventing things and, by the way, a lot of this is just totally obscure she's trying to generate enough paperwork that nobody will ever get through with it. you think that they've been five years trying to get these statements from the state department. they've been all this period of time trying to do that. you invent all of this stuff so that you can delay delay, delay. so it will never happen. >> jessica, is that what it is or is it getting it out of the way before she announces her run for president? >> i certainly don't think that hil

blackberry is one significant share of the smartphone market.urge of pcs of preinstalled advertising software that could expose users to hackers. specialists have criticized the software for its ability to monitor web-based activity. lenovo said it was a mistake to include this on its machines. japanese developer of a 3-d printer that produces human tissue set to raise $12 million in funding. they plan to use the investment to boost its sales and fund clinical trials. it turns living cells into artificial tissue. it could regenerate body parts. those are the main company news this hour. >> getting to the market action, getting over to david. >> i am watching gold prices. the country left their import tax on gold unchanged. the back story, a lot of buyers were expecting a cut in the import tax of a withheld purchases. now that we know there will not be a cut, we are expecting positive for gold. india is the biggest consumer of gold. we are down 23%. let's see how this goes. it is something to watch coming off of the budget in india. we are watchi

never issued hillary clinton a blackberry while she held that office.n confirms clinton's assertion that she would have needed to carry two devices if the government had given her an official email address. jierks >> prior to early 2014 and the release of blackberry devices, the security protocols that state deployed did not permit automated access. some of you may have devices today that are capable today of having a personal and work email on the same device. so that wasn't permitted at the time. obviously things have updated post-2014. >> critics charged clinton's use of a nongovernment issued blackberry left her vulnerable to hackers. the democratic source familiar with the arrangement tells fox that former president bill clinton paid for the email server. she handled all relevant emails and deleted the rest which are personal messages. the obama administration says it's up to clinton to determine which emails are private and which involve personal business. >> every day it gets bigger and bigger. the head of the benghazi committee wants to take a l

i still don't get any politician using a blackberry at this point. i thought they all knew not to put anything in writing. governor, thank you. >> thank you, greta. take care. >> our political panel is daily beast jackie kucinich and byron york. jackie, your thoughts on this? >> this is one of those things it reminds me of romney 47%. one of the reasons that comment was so devastating is that it reinforced something that was a perception about mitt romney that he was a rich by that didn't care about poor people. this has the same issue for hillary clinton because it reinforces that maybe they are not breaking the law but the clintons don't think the rules apply to them which is a common thought out there. >> i would like it hear from her, byron i'm not a government official. i use personal account. fox account important ones i want to sort out. i send them to my personal to sort them. i use my personal as a sorting mechanism a lot of times. >> there is no law involved in this in yours and no classified material. >> this could be really big. we have b

blackberry plus latest devices are indeed da leave and there are a slew of new smartphones coming out from the mobile world conference in barcelona. at&t and samsung also unveiling new phones. it comes a crucial time with blackberry trying to reclaim the market share it held as recently as 2009. samsung is struggling to keep his foot print in asia and htc is trying to rebound after three years of sales declined to stop the question -- do gadgets matter? my guess is here in sunny san francisco. it's hard to keep track of these devices. how do you keep track of what mattered? >> there is an arms race that has to do with features and whether you are using image stabilization and how many sensors you are using in the phone. at the end of the day, it is about iconic. do i have the iconic product that's going to attract the next generation user or attract someone off one platform to another platform? that is clearly what samsung and htc are trying to do here. >> into image stabilization -- our consumers picking phones based on the quality of the picture or is that something the salesperson

get the keys away from grandma doesn't know how of blackberry works.nedy: she cannot be entrusted to the coded to the football if she is a no emails. >> forget the 3m call. >> god forbid it is a snap chat. [laughter] bill clinton is that is mine. hello? this is clinton foundation it is personal. kennedy: thanks for being here. coming up next to 83 have to return and a fading into a weapon. stay with me. friday night, buddy. you are gonna need a wingman. and with my cash back, you are money. forget him. my airline miles will take your game worldwide. what i'm really looking for is -- i got two words for you -- re-wards. ♪ there's got to be better cards than this. [ male announcer ] there's a better way with creditcards.com. compare hundreds of cards from all the major banks to find the one that's right for you. it's simple. search, compare, and apply at creditcards.com. first round's on me. ♪ kennedy: welcome back is important to be able to do disable or tell an assailant at the drop of the hat is a a hat or a frisbee or items within reach that is why w

in full disclosure -- >> blackberry. >> and a blackberry. i have a, you know an ipad mini an iphone and a blackberry. >> oh, four of them. in her book hillary writes she was dependent on her ipad and sources tell fox news she used it even though the state department would not certify that as a secure device. hillary also said she would not provide her personal e-mail. she won't provide it. >> the server contains personal communications from my husband and me and i believe i have met all of my responsibilities. and the server will remain private. >> all right. one itsy-bitsy problem. bill clinton spokesman told "the wall street journal" he only used e-mail four times in his entire life and both times was when he was president of the united states long before the period in question. senior political columnist at the national journal. let me begin with you. i mean when the a.p. is tearing you apart the "new york times" is going at you hard as they are, we have more questions than answers, what's your reaction to the flimsy excuses she was givin

that's the per use of a blackberry. her spokeswoman yesterday addressed that. i want to play you her comments and see what you had to say. >> secretary clinton was not issued state department blackberry. that wasn't a requirement. no one is required to be issued state department blackberry. >> communications would require a higher level of security than just an ordinary blackberry. >> correct not required. >> is that still the policy? >> no. any employee including the secretary is not required to receive a state department issued blackberry. >> why not? why wouldn't you want to control the security of devices being used for official business? >> i'm just stating what our policy is. i'm answering your question. there's no reason to take the tone. obviously she had a personal device. i can't speak to what was done on that and what was not. >> john cook of gawker, what did you hear in the comments by the state department spokeswoman. >> i heard defensiveness. it's astonishing that the security of the communeications of a key government official were just completel

getting right to some breaking news -- blackberry out from earnings. to the bloomberg terminal. stock moving from 11 to the nine range. we wait for a series of those going out. the ugliness of blackberry. positive free cash flow. howard winston will join us here in a moment. let's get to our top headlines. here is brendan greeley. brendan: investigators in germany are trying to figure out why andreas lubitz decided to crash that claimed into the mountains. he was the copilot of the planet plunge into the french alps on tuesday. investigators believe he locked the cap and out of the cockpit. officials in germany are studying items at the copilot's home in a dusseldorf and have reportedly told a german newspaper they have made "a significant discovery," but investigators say the search continues for answers. >> we have investigators searched the apartment for clues and other indications as to why the pilot could have done the deed. brendan: the airline is setting up a family assistance center in marseille. some grieving relatives held a religious service

he had to fight to get his blackberry away from him. >> that is true. blackberry is sort of making a comeback. 4:54. >>> the warm temperatures making a comeback. >> absolutely. they'll make everybody green. you will enjoy it if you're going to the st. patrick's parade tomorrow. we'll be in the low 70s from 1:00 to 3:00. under a partly-sunny skies. so, grab the sun glasses. you'll need them. wind advisory today. look at what they're doing to the temperatures. 90 degrees in l.a. 92 in palm springs. 68 but cloudy in monterey. we'll have low 70s to 80s in the valley. and my seven-day forecast is tahoe. it's too warm for them to make snow. that's unfortunate. especially for someone like you, sue. >> i'm headed up there later today. i think we'll bring the bike instead of the skis. here we go. 80, the east shore freeway is getting busy here. no major stalls or accidents. roadwork in the eastbound direction should be picked up by 5:00 this morning. no delays at the bay bridge yet. taking a close uplook at san jose. the crossing up here is 8 we will look at roa

mean, let's say you wanted to enjoy, let's say, a delicious sundae, and then you're like oh, no my blackberry getting another call! hold on! hold on! oh no! oh! ( laughter ) ( applause ) i think you figure a situation like that is going to happen all the time. ( laughter ) ( laughter ) i didn't think you were going to move with me. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) two problems with this answer. first, since clinton left the state department, her single-device preference has completely gone away. >> i have a-- you know, an ipad a mini ipad, iphone and blackberry. >> a side kick, a vita, a zune. nintendo power glove. ( laughter ) can with two strings. fax machine. and a burner phone. i just snap that in half and toss it in the chesapeake. woo! i've said too much. second, you are a person that wants to be president, which is a super inconvenient job. did you know that everywhere you go, you not only have to carry a phone but a briefcase filled with nuclear codes. so you can't suddenly go, "briefcase is kind of a haas toll carry can i just put the codes on my phone because halfway through you

hiding ina garage in a small, private condo community of blackberry terrace. >> it's scary. it's usually not a whole lot going on and it's definitely unsettling unsettling. >> reporter: the two suspects ended up here after they carjacked a man at the county fairgrounds in san jose, leading them on a high-speed chase on 280, the 85 before getting off on fremont avenue into the sunnyvale neighborhood. they hit a dead end on west remington way next to stephen's creek and highway 85. they ditched the car and ran off, leaving behind a handgun on the ground and a pellet gun in the escalade. a man was spotted nearby jumping fences off south bernardo avenue in blackberry terrace. >> i just heard a loud noise in the middle of the night and the dogs started barking and that was peculiar. >> it's, like on the floor so it looks like he jumped over my backyard and landed somewhere else. >> the man landed in a garage and two police dogs were sent in. medical personnel were brought in to treat both carjacking suspects for dog bites after they were arrested and the police got their men and

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>> iphone. >> okay in full disclosure -- >> blackberry. >> and blackberry., an ipad a mini ipad an iphone and a blackberry. >> it is just -- so ridiculous. >> and any e-mail she considered personal has been deleted. >> because we all know the first e-mails you go delete are e-mails about your children's wedding. i go through -- oh my god. we don't want anyone record of that around. oh wait. i'm sorry. those are the ones you keep there and you -- >> her office says it's nearly 32,000 e-mails, more than half of all the e-mails in the account. take a look. >> oh geez. >> we went through a thorough process to identify all of my work-related e-mails, and delivered them to the state department. at the end, i chose not to keep my private, personal e-mails. e-mails about planning chelsea's wedding or my mother's funeral arrangements condolence notes to friends as well as yoga routines, family vacations, the other things you typically find in "in" boxes. no one wants their personal e-mails made public and i think most people understand that and tlap privacy. >> actua

i get e-mails from friends on my blackberry but that's on separate account from my work account and i think a lot of people have that kwenchts on one -- >> on one single device. another question just is why should the american public trust that she has turned over the relevant e-mails and that the on deleted were relevant to her job at secretary of state? one thing the clinton team can feel good about today, there were democrats including one very senior democrat chairwoman of the intelligence committee on the senate side dianne feinstein, who said hillary clinton needs to explain herself. after that press conference dianne feinstein said i think she's done a good job of going out there. democrats said she started to be transparent. her previous democratic critics starting to be me favorable about her. >> will we hear more calls for her to turn over her server for investigation? >> absolutely. the associated press assuming more access for that and congressional republicans hankering for more action to clinton's records during that benghazi attack they would like clinton to testify bef

if you look at blackberry, it is nitched. it is limited.ant to be able to serve in a higher spectrum. cory: a cheaper phone. you know, i like john chen a lot personally, and it seems like they have got a better direction. going cheap and going broad. crawford: again, i would argue that his first sentence is the one i agree with the most which is transitioning into a software and services company. when you look at the devices they are trying to go low end, trying to attract new users, but i think you give the people what they want. they have loyal base of customers. and more secure messaging, for example. cory: idc chief research officer crawford del prete. one of the phones introduced was the zte grand 3. forget thumbprints. the grand 3 can see the whites of your eyes to verify your identity. i spoke about the technology with eyeverify ceo toby rush. toby rush: simply looking at your device we are able to use this selfie camera to look at the whites of your eye, and transform that into a key that logs you in making your life more convenient

blackberry takes another stab at regaining smartphone market share.oduced the five inch leap device in barcelona. the touchscreen device will set you back $275. it will be sold by european carriers in april. another device with a sliding keyboard will be released this year. much of the focus of the annual conference will be on one critical issue that affects everybody -- net neutrality. tom wheeler will take center stage and deliver a keynote address following last week's landmark vote in the u.s. on tougher internet regulations. the big question everyone is asking is how will these new rules impact the rest of the world? brad stone is there now with chairman tom wheeler. >> thank you betty. last week you approved some new network neutrality regulations. here you are in the belly of the beast. how has the reception been? >> i think they are my former friends. no, i think the most interesting thing is at how everyone is anxious about what the rules are about and how we structured them in such a way that they are built on the mobile model. we build them