>> basically a bluetooth keyboard.nce you have connected it, you can use any app. >> what are these added buttons over here? >> different keys, arrow keys. you have them under the thumb. you do not use them as often. >> what does this retail for? >> $249. but we are doing a discounting campaign. the more people who pre-order will bring the cost down, ring the price of accordingly. so our targets are 1000 people will drop the price from $249 to $199. if we can >> we will drop the price down to $149. i think in some ways, it can do the voice. that is what some people's a look does what some people are looking to today to doing work in a mobile setting. it is one of the challenges. for us it is about typing, mouse movement, the ergonomics of it. it is more comfortable. >> mark parker, president of tru grip. one of ces 2014 finalists. >>

. >> how would this be different than say having bluetooth already installed in your cars? >> that temptation is still there. if you have that phone physically in your car, a stat came out saying that 95% of drivers whether or not they have bluetooth still text and drive every time they get in the car. it's an adistinction nowa days and this is removing this addiction. >> where and who developed this? >> clay skeleton developed this and we're based in virginia, down the road about four hours and we manufacture most of us in the -- valley. everything else is manufactured in north carolina. >> meg smith is with origo safe out of roanoke, virginia. one of the companies here at c.e.s. on the hill is dish. what is this showing members of congress? >> we're showing them a d.v.r. system and the brains is the hopper. the horpe itself can record up to 2,000 hours of television, ughly six shows, but we're showing things we've been able to innovate this year. it can record up to eight shows at once. o for families or tv binge watchers, they now have almost unlimited amount of televisi

connect via wi-fi or bluetooth. that is my call.heryl: everything will be implanted into your brains at some point. that is the next phase. we don't have anymore devices. i want to show you all this everybody knows i'm a cat person. i pretty much admitted this. this cat has got my tongue. hello kitty's create are dropped a bomb shell. get this, the character is not hillary the cat. i'm kind of bummed out. the cat is not a cat. >> her point being, that, you can decide that hello kitty is whatever you think that she is and that is why she is so universal for 40 years. kids love it. innocent enough. she doesn't make the kids anorexic. it sells. it works. cheryl: rob, jared, you're off the hook. i will not ask you a about a cat. unless you have something to say. >> teddy bear. >> years ago i had a talk with my friend. said the same thing actually. believe it or not there is fortune cat. might see them, like that little pauline cat. there has been this overlap between the two. i knew, eight years ago that hello kitty wasn't a cat. cheryl

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. >> reporter: that is sent to a bluetooth in your smartphone. >> we have sensors in our system thatyou're driving your car. so if you do hard acceleration, brake, swerving. >> reporter: truvulo provides alerts based on specific locations so you can find out when your child arrives, leaves home or school or a friend's place and, yes, the avalanche can tell if the device is unplugged. another serious concern for parents? distracted driving. the android app agent is designed to make your smartphone smarter. forecast, when your battery is running low, the screen brightness lowers automatically. it's driving agent is especially well sued for texting teens. >> to reply -- >> automatically detects when you're driving based on your speed or bluetooth connection. if you get text messages it will read the messages and you have an option to send an auto response or by voice dictate a response. >> reporter: some added safety for kids and peace of mind for parents. in san francisco, i'm sumi das, c in the.com for cbs news. >> i'm such a crazy "tiger mom" that would be perfect for me. >> you woul

hackers could use wifi and bluetooth to gain control of your car, anything from turning the steeringwheel, to disabling the brakes. >>> a prince to the rescue, we'll explain after the break. >>> tonight at 6:00, a disturbing discovery at a san francisco fire. what crews found that's now turned this area into a crime scene. >>> well, it turns out the duke of cambridge has a new job. prince william is joining the air ambulance service next month as an air ambulance pilot. william ended his service as a search and rescue pilot last september. british newspapers say the new job is convenient to the royal couple's summer home, which is on the queen's estate. the prince says he will donate his salary to charity. >>> our weather prince has our forecast. >> i'll take that. >> dry and hot. >> we're also tracking, of course, the hurricane headed for hawaii. both of those storms, more coming up at 6:00, but you should know winds are gusting as high as 45 miles per hour in kona and 46 in lanai. hilo at 24. and you'll see in our local forecast back at home it is going to stay sunny. 90 in napa, s

for those of you who are german phobic you can flush your toilet using bluetooth from your phone. so this internet of things understands those chips that make it affordable for you to have it in your house and make it really simple to use our woefully unprotected. it has data about you and your patterns. flashing patterns, food patterns, other patterns. then there's also the cameras as well. >> but yes it is a brave new world now and it's just going to get more and more extreme in that area. the one thing you said that i wanted to point out that our publisher stopped as a one point and said i'm not sure why you were using all these cases that have been in a lawsuit at one point or another. that actually was fairly easy because something that people have to know about us is that we are professional secret keepers. this is what we do for a living and so if anybody is looking to read what theresa is saying about dishing dirt at the white house, not going to happen. and the same thing with me and my clients a number of whom are creating the internet of things end up in the banking spa

a music playero through bluetooth, the company said at the quality is better than regular compact speakerst does not lose sound through friction and vibration. >> the sound is cleaner. we can get more audio. >> this is just a prototype. to use the plans proceeds of a crowdfunding campaign to mass-produce of the speakers. 0k and oured 17 original goal was 100. >> they have raised more than $500,000 and expects to start shipping speakers and in the end of the year. perhaps 2015 could be the year instead of flying cars, we will see flying speakers. equity markets also levitating. equity markets in london, ftse 100 higher. "the pulse" is next. >> a meeting. presidents putin and poroshenko are set for talks as tensions flare on the ukrainian border. cabinet chaos. french president hollande is expected to announce a new team. the second in six months. the final showdown. overrs side with salmond scotland's independence. >> good morning. you are watching "the pulse."

that would you include vehicles with built-in apps and bluetooth. >>> michael fine aney is here answeringt is from yolanda. aol.com is requesting personal information including social security number and more's maiden nam or they will close the account. is this legitimate? >> probably not. sounds like a fishing scam out there. if there is a problem with your account and they contact you, they may ask you for the last four digits of your social security number, but nothing else. they will not ask for you a pin number and only if your mother's maiden name if that is a question you chose before. you know how you choose a group of questions. they will ask you one of those. be very careful on this if you have any concern, e-mail them directly. and if it's a fishing scam, they want to hear from you, too, so that they can stop it. >>> and sasha asks i want to go on vacation. what's the best time to book? >> what a great question. there is a lot going on here. the best time to travel is actually august 15 through october. everyone is back to school or nearly every. those are the best deals with t

pair your bluetooth in your vehicle. once you reach your destination, an alarm sounds. >> we have gps technology, also mixed in. gps, you select a destination. when you drive at the location, you get out of the car and that's when the alert will sound. >> reporter: theirs is the latest in a list of ideas people are coming up with to help stem a string of hot car injuries and deaths this summer. certainly in addition to the app, you can put cell phones or keys in the back, maybe a stuffed animal in the front, anything to remind you that baby is in the back. there's the invention from albuquerque teenager. >> you place it under the child's seat. >> it's a pad called the hot seat. it works with a key chain, app and car alarm. >> loud enough to grab people's attention around the vehicle and remind the parent on their key fab or cell phone. >> reporter: the attitude, whatever it takes. chris clackam, nbc news. >> thanks, chris. this sounds simple, but never leave a child alone in a car, even for a few minutes. teach your kids

security experts say the worst vulnerability is built-in apps and bluetooth software. hackers can control the car's steering and brakes. the dodge siper and audi 88 were the least hackable. >> fiat shareholders are giving the thumbs up to a merger with chrysler and that means the 115 year car maker will move out of italy and it will be based in the netherlands with a fiscal home in england. if enough shareholders opt out of the deal in the next 15 days the whole thing will be call off. >> a number of lutes are in play after 1,000 people lost jobs and we're learning that some local construction projects could be taking a hit. >> it's a story you saw first on 7 and stephen tschida broke the story of truman systems' closure. he's from one of the construction sites that could be affected. >> we just got an e-mail from clarke construction, a major builder. it said they had a lot of contracts with truman and they are working with its clients to try to keep projects on track. in court filings, this specific project you're looking at now, this is the new science and engineerin

we use a headset bluetooth. we do speak to each other, communicate.'m just looking out for brian and letting him know if anybody's coming up behind him. >> he'll do a count down like a one, two, three turn. and i'll get the people. they think they're sneaking up on me. >> jesus [ bleep ]! >> i just like the pure terror, really. like, just fear. it's funny. >> after taking hundreds of passers by off guard, they've noticed some distinct trends in how the opposite sexes react in a fright. >> best reactions are when the girls scream and run away. [ screaming ] men -- >> oh, my god! it moved! >> -- typically scream like a girl and then swear at us. >> scared the [ bleep ] out of my ass. that was good. >> oh [ bleep ]. >> they've got to be something else and kind of ignoring it. then i kind of jump in the way of them. then they see this big thing coming at them. anything in your peripherals coming at you, you freak out no matter what it is. >> oh [ bleep ]. >> those who let curiosity get the better of them may regret trying to figure out what the snowman is

and then later the world's smartest smartest motorcycle helmet from situational awareness to bluetoothivity, even a rear view camera it's the helmet of the future and we are showing it off right here on "squawk box." stick around. this is a burrito made with chocolate, soybeans, and apricots. what kind of chef comes up with this? a chef working with ibm watson, on the cloud. ingredients are just data. watson turns big data into new ideas. and not just for food. watson is working with doctors and bankers to help transform their industries. today there's a new way to work. and it's made with ibm. >>> a lot of news about fast food today. burger king is in talks to acquire canadian coffee and doughnut chain tim hortons. mean time the "journal" has a piece this morning suggesting that mcdonald's is facing a so calmed millennial challenge as customers in their 20s and 30s defect to restaurants like chipotle. when i see andrew eating, what is that stuff, that kale that's flat and it crunches when you eat it? i mean, you wouldn't be caught dead with a mcdonald's fry and you eat those, what is

apps using your bluetooth and wi-fi, android app says if you have those two things in combination canou get into your android device even without a pass code because we're pretty sure it is you. a lot of that stuff is in the works. >> treasury secretary jack lew talking a lot about cyber security at a conference last month. >> look at how much of our life we conduct through our ipad, our iphone, our smart device or our computer. it is our banking, it is our basic utilities. it's a lot of our personal information, our health records. there is a very high level of concern that we should all have that cyber security -- cyber hygiene is taken seriously by all of the providers that we do business with. >> you can see the entire interview with deliveri deliveringalpha.com after the show if you'd like. eric, i have so many passwords that require regular changing that i've taken to writing them down. it is not exactly secure but i'm certainly not the only one out there. >> don't do that. >> i can't remember them all! why is it that we still are so addicted to passwords? >> because it's a diff

with bluetooth it tickets to your smartphone -- it connects to your smartphone and that means -- >> callm sarah. >> reporter: and. >> turn length. >> the gps navigation and it also has audio so it tells you where to turn. >> reporter: the helmet is an integrated system that will cost you about $1,500. this guy can't wait. >> it's all the technology that looks great and it is a very comfortable helmet too. >> fighter pilot helmet for motorcyclists. >> reporter: another company has a version that attached to the outside of your existing helmet. no rear view camera but it too connects to your smartphone with gps, weather, and, of course, phones. richard gibbons owns performance motor signing until berkeley. he has been riding high performance bikes for decades. he has another idea about the displays and rear view cameras. >> the 20-mile-an-hour rule is that you -- as long as you're going at least 20 miles an hour faster than traffic, that you won't get rear-ended. [ laughter ] >> and the faster you go, the less likely you are to get -- >> reporter: sarcasm aside it won't keep from you getti

. >> like a hang tag to go through a tollgate and it communicates with the phone via bluetooth?and when the vehicle came to a stop, the screen released. how does your device work? >> this is a software only, it uses the gps to detect when you're driving. once you start driving after about seven to ten seconds, it will lock it down. at that point it's preventing all calls. >> there, did you see that? is curtain came down and now i'm blocked from making a phone call, receiving a text or anything? >> correct. there are in features that parnts can allow. >> so the administrator sets the policy on it. i've come to a stop. >> now you'll see that -- in a couple seconds after stopping. >> be patient. a watched pot never boils, as the saying goes. it says passenger, and drive. >> now you have full access. >> i have access to nigh twice, but el can go back and complete my cell phone call. so, guys, both of these solutions are programmable by an administrator, so you can choose what you allow. >> the policy that the parent or administrator sets can be done at their discretion, and we allow

year it costs $500 but you can preorder for 300, which makes it about the world's most expensive bluetoothpeakerphone n san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> in the end you end up calling mom on, it is that right? >> you are always calling mom. all right. we are looking at a nice afternoon. if you are in our inland valleys. elsewhere you will feel the breeze. we have mist and drizzle to start out. the marine layer awfully substantial this morning. about 2,000 feet deep. when it gets deepter mixes out. and it will do that's correct but not for a while. in fact the area of low pressure will sit and park itself along the coast. allowing for the cooler weather for the next take and a half to two days and then we will see it mix out. but as for now we are looking at the remnants of isselle. no longer a tropical system. we have our sights on julio, which is a hurricane. right now it's cloudy in the aloha state. we will see scattered showers. but eventually things getting back to normal as this system, a minimal hurricane, travels north and east of the hawaiian islands. no threat to hawaii

year it costs $500 but you can pre-order for $300, which makes it about the world's most expensive bluetooth speakerphone. >> hi, mom. >> in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> next, a pen quinn chip at >> new this morning, an amazing scientific's breakthrough is underway at seaworld in san diego. the 12-week-old penguin is one of hundreds hatched at seaworld over the years. but this feathered girl stands apart from all the rest because she's the first of any penguin species to be produced through artificial insemination. using a revolutionary technique through their reproductive research center, officials hope it will help them make strides in conservation efforts. definitely not penguin weather in the bay area, although it's going to be a little cool. >> a little cooler than average but it should be very nice around the bay. low to mid-80s returning for the inland valleys. 73 fremont. san francisco in the low 60s. more sunshine as we work through the afternoon around the bay. even the coast, a few peaks here and there. temperatures stay rather stagnate. we look for partly cloudy s

year it costs $500 but you can preorder for 300, which makes it about the world's most expensive bluetooth> hi, mom. >>n san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. we are looking at a nice afternoon. >> along the coast you will have more dense fog. to begin, 2 1/2 mile visibility half moon bay. economist drizzle for some. we have an area of low pressure that is parked along the coast for the next day or so. we will talk about that in a moment. but here's a look at the hawaiian islands where they are clearing out from the remnants of isselle. you can see it here. there is another hurricane that will miss the islands. this is julio. it is a minimal hurricane. it will continue to weaken as it passes to the north and east. certainly dodging another bullet here where the big islands got the brunt of the heavy weather a couple days ago. and for the next day or so, no threat at all as this travels further to the north and either. here's a look at sfo. about 40-minute delays here with the marine layer, the mist and drizzle from san carlos. san jose at 60 this morning. gilroy 58. half moon bay you h

last week we sent him an eye patch, a bluetooth and a news boy cap and fred created a character who wasarting to learn english. let's take a look. >> fred: class one is -- verb and noun. [ laughter ] class two is -- colors, blue. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: so -- so, at the beginning of the week, we're going to pack off a box. we have a neck brace for fred. we're gonna throw in that. we are gonna throw in some glasses. we'll see what kind of glasses they are when fred opens them. and -- we've got a wig. that'll go in there. i think that's good. you don't want a little hair sticking out 'cause that is very traumatizing for the fedex delivery people. [ laughter ] if there's a little bit of hair, it's a very -- it's a gray area of am i allowed -- is there a head? is there a head in this fedex box? [ laughter ] and last but not least, we of course have our sealed questions. so -- we put that in there. we seal up the box and -- then i ask my wonderful assistant erica to come over and we will send that out to fred and see what he sends back to us on thursday. [ cheers and ap

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that stops it from trying to connect and also turns off wi-fi, bluetooth and mobile connections. >> whereen i needed you, okay? beyonce was this far away from me, michael. >> see, no picture. >> thank you. >>> well, up next, an inside look from facebook silicon valley headquarters. >> what the social media giant is teaching small businesses about you. >>> i'm dan ashley in the abc 7 newsroom. coming up new at 5:00, back with a vengeance. what experts are saying about the return of one of san francisco's most famous tourist attractions. plus why richmond students are getting millions of dollars and who is behind the big bankroll, when cheryl and i see you for abc 7 news at 5:00. stay here with u utes could save you fifteen percent or huh, more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know the great wall of china wasn't always so great? hmmm...what should we do? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. . >>> here's a look at tonight's primetime lineup. at 8:00 it's "the quest" followed by "rookie blue" followed by "new york med." >>> every

the most vulnerable futures are the car's built-in apps and bluetooth which connect the car to service star. >> now tough worry about hacking -- you have to worry about hacking in cars. >> dough. >> i know it's amazing what -- >> it comes with a price. >> amazing what technology is doing i liz be. >>> my crews told me in my ear that may be the only thing the two cars have in common. a prius and escalade. >> no way. >> yeah. all right thanks guys and thank you mike. all right let's go out and tell you what's going on if you're hitting the roads and traveling in berkeley right now that university avenue off ramp remains closed. so there's a brush fire in that area and it's not affecting the main lines of the freeway. but fire crews did have to block the off ramp so they can get a handle on it. and so you may see some smoke even a possibility of -- visible from the freeway. in the meantime the drive times still moving steady. only 20 minutes in the westbound lanes from the bridge to the maze. a couple of updates from mass transit looks like these delays are now about 30 minutes around the

it includes a removable waterproof bluetooth speaker. gear tie down and cooler divider/cutting board. the most funded campaign on kick starter, ever. if the pledges pour it, his kick start campaign could claim >> turning to sports, the phillies are hoping for a rebound as they face off with the mets in an afternoon game. meantime, the former skipper was honored before fans last night. jeff skeverski has all yourr was sunday morning sports. >> reporter: even during one of the most frustrating season in phillies history in comes charlie manuel to make it all go away. at least for one night, manual the man of the hour last night as he gets inducted into the phillies wall of fame. >> dhearl -- charlie manuel! >> reporter: in comings the winningist manager in philadelphia. jim tome you know veils his plaque. and he gives all the credit to the players and the fans. >> never thought i would ever receive an award, i never go looking for awards, but if i do something good and someone has a part in it and they want to give me something, i'll take

acton's rocket, a type of segway for your feet and pocket-sipszed bluetooth speaker the other one it'snst. both surpassed their goals. we've asked you the cnbc audience to vote for the device you would fund. the poll closes in a little less than two hours and tomorrow on "squawk alley" we will unveil our tech crowd winner. vote now at cnbc.com, back slash feck crowd. just a couple of hour, guys, get your votes in. >>> and taxi associations, harming uber. what the ceo of new york city's taxi commission told us on the show last month. >> uber's first came to new york and tried to enter without any cooperation from the regulators, but that didn't last long, and we've worked with uber very successfully, and they're now a part of the industry and a large part of the industry and as a regulator, we don't play a hand in where the pieces of the pie, how big the pieces of the pie are. our concern is are passengers getting the service they need and are safety standards being met? >> the republican national committee thinks differently launch a ring a new petition in support of the start-up. the

for those of you who are german phobic you can flush your toilet using bluetooth from your phone. so this internet of things understands those chips that make it affordable for you to have it in your house and make it really simple to use our woefully unprotected. it has data about you and your patterns. flashing patterns, food patterns, other patterns. then there's also the cameras as well. >> but yes it is a brave new world now and it's just going to get more and more extreme in that area. the one thing you said that i wanted to point out that our publisher stopped as a one point and said i'm not sure why you were using all these cases that have been in a lawsuit at one point or another. that actually was fairly easy because something that people have to know about us is that we are professional secret keepers. this is what we do for a living and so if anybody is looking to read what theresa is saying about dishing dirt at the white house, not going to happen. and the same thing with me and my clients a number of whom are creating the internet of things end up in the banking spa

. >> connecting to a music player by bluetooth, the company said the quality is better than regular compactuse it does not lose sound through friction and vibration. >> the sound is cleaner. you can get cleaner sound. we can get more audio. >> this is just a prototype. the company plans to use the proceeds of a crowdfunding campaign to mass-produce the speakers. >> we raised 170k and our original goal was 100. this is actually happening. we are bringing it to the world. >> they have raised more than $500,000 and expects to start shipping speakers in the end of the year. perhaps 2015 could be the year where instead of flying cars, we will see flying speakers. or at least floating ones. >>. . up in the next hour, what have we got, the french government reshuffle. sound gdpreaking the numbers and they are out at 10:3 0. we will see you in a moment. ♪ minsk.eting in ukrainian are on the border prm hollande is expected to announce a new team today. the second in six months. we'll be live in paris for that story. >> good morning to our viewers in europe and good evening to those in asia and a war

you upload where you want to go and that sends bluetooth messages to the jacket and that tells you where-- >> is there a screen on your arm. as you just internally shock you question my >> it's not a shock. it's a subtle vibration and we built the same language. soft left is very different to a hard left or veer left. there's a full communication around it. >> who is that product for? >> etiquettes for the urban navigator. think it's for the urban navigator. it's for people wandering around the streets like this. i've had people run into me all stop in the city, everybody is looking at their phones the entire time. >> is that commercially available? >> not yet. what's important is having the timing perfect. >> what does a timeline look like? >> it could be ready tomorrow. but i have to make sure people who want that to mutation wanted. billie holiday here -- billy white house. not only holiday. wearable experiments, a new approach to wearables. distinctive for sure. >> and shocking. we will be right back in just a second. ♪ >> we are approaching 26 minutes after the hour and it's time fo

smartphone and cool with sharing the information but that information is much more encrypted than the bluetoothd people's wrists. arguing anything to protect her client stayed at? client's dct your ata? applications are on the devices you just mentioned. we support a lot of the third-party devices. everyone from major manufacturers, samsung, tom-tom but the data we're collecting is pretty specific. largely gps data, movement data for running and cycling. we can leverage the technology that artie exists. >> you are already selling some of the gps data you collect two cities. what is next? what other data sets can you harvest to collect additional revenue for the company? >> for us, we are really excited about serving the athlete directly. when we look at the waves they are active, we feel they have a long way to go in looking at how their movement. the athletic base is about being outdoors. >> what what that constitute? what does it look like in the future that don't >> for us strava looks like we can cover the athlete from top to bottom. you want to identify new training partners. when you are

i don't have bluetooth or anything, giesh tot go out and gret a new car.entials for sales. >> where, where, where? where are the sales? >> the chrysler 300, great v8 engine great v 6 engine lots of luxury and room inside. you can get potentially 15% off. it flies under the radar. people don't realize just how good the 300 is. >> you also like the ford fusion and hyundai? >> oh, yeah. the fugue is a nice family sedan. monnest european-like driving. handling, sorry. >> it's nice looking. we rented one in california this past weekend. nice looking. >> 10% off off. 30 miles per gallon. the elantra is one of those cars, gramt first car for a first-time car buyer. did well on consumer report tests. 21 miles per gallon. really, check out the alanelantra. this is a good deal. >> what are you thinking that's not so great? >> some include the mitsubishi mirage about $12,000 to $15,000. we'd say by a yulted car. >> they just nailed this one in. >> i'm surprised you have a subaru on a don't buy list. >> ford has a lot. they put out a hybrid version. it only produced a

. >> reporter: all of the information is transmitted by bluetooth to any device with a wireless connectionthat surprised you? >> i hit it pretty well. >> of course against me you hit it so well. >> i know. it's like i need to hit it hard so the scores come out well. these scores were good today. >> before data like this exists how did you prepare yourself for the game? how did you change the game? >> it's always been a feeling or what the coach is telling you. sometimes you disagree and then it's good too have the data because it obviously shows exactly how you're hitting it. >> your contact point, you want the racquet to be flat there. >> if the smart racquet isn't enough, how about a smart court. high-definition cameras cost about $10,000 to record every move the player makes. there are no sensors to wear and all the analysis is instant. >> we're going to isolate on your statistics here. >> accessible through a kiosk on the court or any wireless device. it's already being used by novak djokovic the number one player in the country who also invested in the company. the software is meant f

makers of a new bluetooth toothbrush hope to get you brushing.eth as normal but this time i kept my phone as a brush the world be at kept track of the time. the brush pulses and let you know it's time to move on. the act has all kinds of toothbrushing including if you're brushing too hard at one part of your miles and will tell you to light and not. many folks go for about 60 seconds before using the connected brush. many people probably will operate extra for the future. the only downside to this toothbrush it's a little louder than the normal toothbrush thatcher used to. i feel like it actually helped clean my teeth better. go to the web site at tech report got tv. >>: robin: which have lots of activity all relevant to the east and north of us. it's centered right offshore so of this is outside of the bay area. this will continue to move a little bit closer and as it does it's a very slight chance that you could see some of that activity. we're gonna take a look at the watches and warnings that we have in place. this is for the sierra hills and

this product keeps everything cold and comes with a battery powered blender, a water resistant bluetoother. a usb charger and much, much more. the man behind the prongent is going to be joining "squawk alley" a little bit later this morning. coming up next, does king dollar have to go? a game of thrones debate over the greenback remaining the world's reserve currency. has this become more of a burden for the united states? "squawk box" returns with that and a lot more in just a moment. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." it may be the friday before a holiday weekend but there's a lot on the market agenda this morning. here's the economic calendar. we have on tap at 8:30 eastern time, personal income and spending. then later chicago pmi and consumer sentiment. also tell you apple is working on a pay by touch technology for the next iphone. it's going to apparently let smartphones communicate wirelessly with each other. devices by tapping them together. apple has invited the media to a special event on september 9th when it's widely expected to unveil this latest iphone. also johnson & johns

you can match up your bluetooth and your wi-fi, and if you use this app you can get into your androidng in a pass word. that means that you can actually access that based on just what you have, rather than what you know. a password. it's an interesting area. and you're going to see a lot more experimentation with this as we go forward. who can remember all these passwords that we're all expected to deal with? >> it's awful. no kidding. eamon stick around. joining us right now is john herring. executive chairman and cofunder of lookout. which builds security technology to protect information. john, i have to say, i agree with eamon the passwords are a pain. everybody i know has a list of all their passwords that they keep somewhere, or they are completely insecure by using -- or are unsecure because they only use one password on every site which i know you're not supposed to be doing. all these new things, those sound pretty complicated too. >> i think you've identified the exact point, simplicity is kind of a fundamental point that we need to be focused on. the practical reality is yo

so when you disconnect from that bluetooth, like did you take the kid with you.ut especially if you had no sleep like i didn't because my son had bloody noses. it all happens. we all get a little loopy. >> let's move to lighter apps. this one is called we for the networking world. >> in tinder you see someone's photo. this is like that but to see if they're interesting professionalally. it takes your location and says this person you might want to network with. you can chat with them in realtime if you'd like and maybe you can take that networking offline. and it's helpful if maybe you don't get invited to as many parties as you would like and would like to meet these people. >> not the same as tinder but she likes that as well. natalie loves the bargain. >> i do. i love to shop. >> the next app is called worth it. what does it do? >> it allows you to track deals for things you want to buy but don't want to play the current price for it. so you can search for things. for example, boots or back to school supplies. and it will track that item for you and notify you