emily chang in san francisco. it later today, emily will be speaking with the chief operating officer at essential. it that company founded by an android cofounder and is now launching a new premium smartphone. and getting a lot of attention. oil markets remain in a vicious cycle with opec production policy efforts proving largely ineffective. today's trade looking at how to play this cycle. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪

emily chang spoke with james damore in an exclusive. if he had regrets about releasing the controversial memo. james: it is hard to regret it because i do believe i am trying to make google in the world in general a better place, by not confining us to our ideological one chambers, where only kind of a story can be heard, and it is totally intolerant to other viewpoints, and even scientific evidence. emily: what scientific evidence are you talking about? in the follow-up to your piece, there is been plenty of discussion -- has been plenty of discussion about this. there is noon, research to support this idea that there are biological causes for the lack of women in tech or the lack of women in leadership positions. i spoke to megan smith who worked at google, a former cbo for the united states. she said this is a myth. james: among psychologists there is a consensus that prenatal testosterone does affect a lot of personality traits. \ in particular -- interest inr, one's people versus things. but thereaying all, is a distribution of the

♪ emily: i am emily chang.his is the "best of bloomberg technology," where we bring you all our top interviews from the week in tech. coming up, disney pulls the plug on netflix and announces plans ownollout shows on its streaming service. we will discuss the way forward for the house of mouse. a male engineer from google's manifest went viral. the fallout from the 10 page rant that hit reset on silicon valley's diversity problem. lending club could be shaking off its losing streak, scott sanborn joins us to discuss their improving fortune and earnings report. first to our lead, disney is once again shaking up the movie industry, saying it will begin offering espn sports programming and some of its family films directly to consumers via two, new streaming services. underscored -- sales and profits fell due to the division big cable tv where subscribers and ad sales shrank. we sat down with bob iger and discussed their streaming plans and the outlook for the company as a whole. >> we have seen a dramatic shift i

scarlet: let's bring in emily chang.an francisco with some highlights of her conversation with tim cook, the apple ceo. emily: just got off the phone with apple ceo tim cook. everybody wants to know about the next iphone. not quite at guidance. $49 billion to $52 billion is so important. that is at or above consensus. he would not talk about future products, of course, but when it comes to that guidance, he said, we are happy with this. we like t what we see for the beginning of the back-to-school season. 1.2 billion units sold over its lifetime. he elaborated a little bit on the pause on the last earnings call, the pause in the upgrade cycle. he said it feels like the rumors are much louder and more frequent then use in past -- than in years past. one of the things he was very happy to point out is the big increase in services revenue up 22%. services setting an all-time quarterly record. he told me over the last 12 months, the services business has become the size of a fortune 100 company. this is a milestone we had pr

♪ emily: i am emily chang.his is the best of bloomberg technology where we bring you the best in the week of technology. coming up, disney plans to roll out its own streaming service. we will discuss the way forward for the house of mouse. a male engineer from google is manifest went viral. it's part it conversation about diversity in silicon valley. plus, we will discuss in your records earning report for another tech giant coming up. first, disney announcing that it will soon offer sports programming and its films and tv shows directly to consumers with two, new streaming services. sales and profits fell due to the companies cable tv division where subscribers and ad sales track. we sat down and talked about the company's streaming plan, and the company as a whole. >> we're seeing a shift in the way that people are consuming media. it is becoming more app-based. a lot of app-based consumption is done with direct to consumer services. you need the technology to do this as well, and that is no easy task. it is

caroline: that was bloomberg's emily chang speaking with the ceo of dell. is being sued for problems with its live streaming during the blockbuster boxing match between floyd mayweather and conor mcgregor. the lawsuit claims that the five provided through its paper view up did not provide clear access to view it despite paying the full fee. the suit is seeking either $200 or recovery of actual damages. it was available to order on -per-vieww -- pay online without , requiring the tv subscription of showtime. now coming up, it is turning into one of the most hotly contested investing debates this year, as the valley of the corn -- as the valley of bitcoin continues to rise. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: it is another day, another new record for bitcoin. the cryptocurrency is trading above $4500 for the first time. is it a haven amid geopolitical stability, or is it a bubble? we talk about it. i am joined by the managing director from san francisco. they claim to be the vc first fund invested in many --ding companies incurring invested in many companies. wond

damore that was james speaking exclusively to bloomberg's emily chang. statement has reissued saying "our job is to build great products for users that make a difference in their lives. haveggest our colleagues traits that make them less biologically suited for that work is offensive and not ok." for more on the matter, let's bring in mark bergen from our san francisco bureau. they have been called in on this matter. how are they supposed to deal with issues like prenatal testosterone? mark: i am not sure. there are some that say he may have a case around this firing. google may have been prepared for a lawsuit. they are also dealing on the other hand with a major suit from the department of labor that claims the company has been systematically underpaying woman for jobs. they are facing lawsuits on both sides of this issue. vonnie: why did this particular memo get so much attention? there has been so much dialogue about the need to make technology and silicon valley in general more equal, more friendly to diverse groups and less consciously biased. some

emily: i am emily chang. this is the best of bloomberg technology where we bring you the best in the week of technology. coming up, disney plans to roll out its own streaming service. the c.e.o. joins us to talk about the way forward for the house of mouse. a male engineer from google is manifest went viral. the fallout from in 10-page rant that hit reset on hill i son valley's diversity problem. and lending club could be shaking off its losing streak. the c.e.o. joins us to discuss the online borrowers' improving fortunes and a near record earnings report in a bloomberg exclusive. first, disney announcing that it will stop selling movies to netflix and begin offering espn sports programming and some of its most popular family films directly to consumers via two new streaming services. the need for disney to act was underscored by the fiscal third quarter results, also announced this week. sales and profit fell due to weak innocents company's big cable tv division, especially espn. subscribers and ad sales sh

vonnie: facebook c.e.e., sheryl sandberg with emily change. -- emily chang.ark: 30 minutes away from the european equities session and down for a second day, third day where once again, geopolitics driving sentiment across asset classes and check out the currency board, the european close. this is bloomberg. ♪ who knew that phones would start doing everything? entertaining us, getting us back on track and finding us dates. phones really have changed. so why hasn't the way we pay for them? introducing xfinity mobile. you only pay for data and can easily switch between pay per gig and unlimited. no one else lets you do that. see how much you can save when you choose by the gig or unlimited. call or go to xfinitymobile.com. xfinity mobile. it's a new kind of network, designed to save you money. >> 30 minutes into the trading -- left in the trading day. i'm mark barton. >> i'm vonnie quinn. this is the european quinn -- european clothes on "bloomberg markets -- european close" on bloomberg markets. mark: the top stories that we are covering from the bloomberg and

a big change to the screen as well. emilytalk to us about what is going on with toshiba and the chip unit and apples interest. mark: apple is always looking for a new way to get components for the lowest cost and highest quantity. they have been so many years to get so much manned chips. for iphones, ipads, new or mac laptops. it is absolutely critical to the iphone, just as the screen or the cellular reception modem. they want to be able to get as many of those, and toshiba does great work. emily: what does this mean for apple in terms of performance and supply chain issues? mark: probably little in terms of performance, because a lot of the nano suppliers are on par. however, having my suppliers get them more leverage. emily: do we know anything more about when we are going to be seeing this new phone? mark: yes, mid-september is what we understand is the plan to release the new phone, or to announce it. emily: i will be excited for the details to come. until then, mark gurman, bloomberg tech reporter. thank so much. coming

♪ emily: i am emily chang.his is "best of bloomberg technology" where we bring you the best in this week's interviews in tech. into consideration google and other giants. could new sales stats boost investor confidence? bitcoin surges, investor interest is growing stronger. are we in a cryptocurrencies bubble? when will it pop? first to our lead. it is a redefining moment for the samsung note line as the company unveiled the samsung note eight. isis their largest phone howevg confident in their new phone. we have that story. manhattan --dtown i am in midtown manhattan for the unveiling of the samsung note eight. it is the latest version since the galaxy note seven was recalled after reports of catching on fire and exploding. let's take a look at it. ♪  the note eight has an improved camera with two lenses on the back of the device. it also supports faster networking for browsing the web and content. samsung killed off the smartphone after customers reported issues with earlier modelsphones catching fire. the w

. ♪ emily: i am emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology."y see of the sun devils down on his quest for u.s. consolidation . an offer for charter hanging in the balance. we will weigh all the options. the memo nobody missed from google. an engineer's manifesto has gone viral. the backlash that hit resets on silicon valley's diversity problems. netflix rolls the dice on its first acquisition ever. we will break down the back on the bet on -- superheroes. softbank is back in the spotlight with earnings that helped softbank beat estimates. good news for softbank's chairman and c.e.o. masa -- masayoshi son. the billionaire is in the process of creating the $1 billion visions fund. the fund was included in the results for the first time. he says he considered various deal options. joining us to explore all of the options in new york is cory johnson and our guest host for bob o'donnell, president of technalysis research. how do you see the story softbank is trying to tell us the global dealmaker playing out? >> i think that is exactly what we are s

. ♪ emily: i am emily chang. this is "bloomberg technology."oming up, the escalating tensions the cost -- across the korean peninsula. secretary mattis sending out a warning to pyongyang to stand down. we will get you up to speed on the global crisis. plus, my exclusive interview with sheryl sandberg, sending out a call to action for working women and holding company -- companies accountable for commitments to their employees. a moment of truth for snap as it looks to turn the page on its unsatisfying first quarter. what investors expect from the second quarter report card thursday as they fend off copycats. u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson is trying to smooth things over after president trump threatened to unleash fire and fury against north korea. tillerson told reporters he was sending a message in a language kim jong-un would understand. he said it is not an imminent threat from north korea. the fbi raided the northern korean -- northern carolina home of paul manafort two weeks ago to find tax and foreign banking records. joining me to

emily: you just finished a trip around the world and are seeing emerging trends that really changed therity landscape. greg: i just circumnavigated the globe in the last few days, just got off the plane from new delhi. emily: thank you for coming in. greg: i think a couple of things. some of the economies in apac are moving to a cashless economy, digitization efforts. i think in india now, you have your bank account on your phone and you can do your e-commerce and things in an emerging economy. the attack surface increases massive, you have the ability to get a banking and payments on the phone, you have a lot of criminal activity. this is something i think is going to play globally for quite some time. emily: the security environment, in the light of petya and wannacry breaches, what is demand like? greg: i think demand is fantastic. we are seeing demand in consumers is on the rise. the enterprise is great. even in emerging markets like india, we just launched a service to bring all of these cyber defense capabilities to customers. those conferences were packed, the follow-up was amazi

thank you, emily chang. up, lessons from hurricane katrina, former fema administrator david paulson joins us with damage from harvey and the trump administration's response. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ is." -- this is "bloomberg markets." rock one is the administrator of the fema spoke earlier in washington. now in addition to search-and-rescue, the next objective is to stabilize disaster survivors. once we move them, we were able to distract them from different areas and rescue them. we have to get them into shelters. this mission is going to be a heavy lift. we are anticipating over 30,000 people being placed in shelters temporarily to stabilize the situation and provide for their care. scarlet: for more perspective, we are joined by david paulison he served as a fema -- administrator. david, good to speak with you. thank you for joining us. houston city officials chose not to evacuate the city ahead of the storm. the national weather center -- serpas has told us the conditions are going to get w

emily: can the culture be changed?accomplish what it needs to without a founder at the helm? nikesh: we all talk about uber. and the great service it has created for people. i think the credit goes to the early team at uber, their doggedness, there -- their ability to take on things against all odds and build a great product for the consumer. should they have done things differently? yes. some of those things need to be fixed. should they have a different culture, based on everything we have read? yes. clearly a leadership change is , needed and that is being talked about. i think it will be a challenge because in every situation we see around us the risk capital appetite changes when you take a founder out of the equation. the good news is uber has multiple founders. some of the others are still involved in the company and they can provide the backbone for the risk appetite while a new leader works ahead with the cultural issues and tries to make uber the company as good as uber the product. emily: your name has been

scarlet: that was james damore speaking exclusively to emily chang.cision to fire damore -- prior to the memo, bloomberg also caught up with sheryl sandberg. ryl: our numbers are so low, low for women, low for underrepresented minorities, and that is a problem. we are having success on the business side of the company. our company is more than half women on the business side. and proud of economic excitement we continue to struggle. , and blacks and hispanics are not represented in computer science. higre more, we have to persuade them into going into computer science. early in the program, we created facebook university, trying to find women and underrepresented minorities who we thought could be good at computer science or were just starting in the field so we can get the early and invest in them and try to keep them. we have a very large computer science lean and program. scarlet: sheryl sandberg said gender inequality in tech is not due to gender differences but cultural processes that exist. -- perceptions that exist. we all need to do more. juli

with the details, emily chang from san francisco.e chosen over who some might deem bigger hitters like meg whitman? emily: this was an incredible surprise. dara khosrowshahi was the dark horse candidate. hear his name even service in any discussions about the ceo position. the way this all unfolded, apparently was very dramatic. reportingrk times that they presented to the board on friday and that meg whitman spoke with him on friday and saturday. the jeff pulled out on sunday morning. he tweeted he was not pursuing the job anymore and did not have enough support of the board and on sunday morning is very much appeared that meg whitman was going to get this job. what it came down to reportedly is that they cannot come to an agreement on what her relationship with travis kalanick would be and how much power he would have while still on the board would wield and ultimately they cannot come to terms and that led the board to ultimately decide to give them the job to dara khosrowshahi. a candidate nobody knew was even in the running for

emily chang, thank you so much. catch emily on the cryptocurrency special today at 5:00 p.m.lude cofounder of coinbase. after a resident of flooding in texas, the massive project of cleaning up begins. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. fast connections everywhere. that's how you outmaneuver. york, it is 3:00 in new 12:00 in san francisco. i am julia chatterley. lisa: i'm lisa abramowicz. welcome to "bloomberg markets." ♪ julia: we are live in bloomberg world headquarters in new york over the next hour. here other top stories we are covering on the bloomberg and around the world. u.s. markets are reaching higher thanks to positive economic data, as the trading day wraps up, with tech stocks leading the gains. the flood are receiving in texas after record rainfall. now the mass

emily: the economy is changing the way we work,.o we take care of those workers on a policy level? sheryl: i think we need to think about leave policies, pay policies, not just for their employees, but contractors. we did that a few years ago. i encourage others to do it. publiclet's talk about policy. there is a really good bill out there. it covers men and women for 12 weeks, substantial wage reimbursement and that is the public policy we need. there is some progress at the state level. washington state became that fifth state to offer a really good paid leave policy. i don't think we can fully rely on companies. i hope all of them do as much as they can. we need strong, national policy. emily: apple built a brand-new campus with a gym, no childcare. tech companies have never shied away from radical solutions. should companies like apple and facebook are for childcare? sheryl: childcare is complicated in the sense that a lot of companies have long week lists in a lot of places are not zoned for exceeded not have the zoned for it s

the lowest prices. ♪ emily: i am emily chang.est of bloomberg technology where we bring you the best in the week of technology. coming up, disney plans to roll out its own streaming service. we will discuss the way forward for the house of mouse. a male engineer from google is manifest went viral.

. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology."oming up, bloomberg gets this scoop on apple's highly anticipated 10th anniversary handset. plus, mark cuban slips on bitcoin after calling the digital currency a bubble. the outspoken skeptic is now a believer. our digital currency is becoming a mainstream investment? facebook is losing teenage friends. a new report says more of them are logging onto instagram and snapchat instead. is thehe large -- largest social media network losing it's cool? last week, we showed you the news smartphone from android cofounder andy rubin called essential. tomorrow, it is samsung's turn in the spotlight. they are expected to announce the new galaxy note eight with a display that covers the whole device and an improved camera. you may recall that the previous seven was plagued by overheating, which caused the country knee more than $6 billion -- company more than $6 billion. the new apple iphone is shrouded in secrecy. you have been leaking out the details over the last year or so. now that we are jus

i am emily chang.ng to our top story, tech companies from facebook to air bnb are going on the offensive against white supremacists and nazis. the rebuke comes in the wake of the violent rally in charlottesville, virginia, that eft one home, health heyer dead. flair decided to end its business with the daily stormer, a known neo-nazi website after go daddy and google severed ties. it was an unexpected move as cloud flair has prided itself to an unwavering excitement to free speech. joining us now to discuss cloud flair, c.e.o. matthew prince. you have said in the past a website is speech, not a bomb. what is different? time? >> the daily stormer was the exception that proved we needed to rethink a lot of the rules, not just with cloud player, but he tech industry in generally. they got put on probation a few month ago when we started to get reports that they were harassing people who were submitting abuse reports. earlier this week they were bragging on their bulletin boards that people on flawed flair

i'm emily chang. for artificial intelligence startups has surged more than eight fold since 2012. both entrepreneurs and venture capitalists are rushing to capitalize on machine learning. the ai startup data breaks did just that, closing with $30 million. its backers include andreessen horowitz and battery ventures. joining us is the ceo and cofounder. thank you for joining us. i understand that your company helps provide ai tools that startups might have trouble providing on their own. >> that's exactly it. emily: tell us a little bit more about how it works. >> what we are seeing out there, we have over 500 customers, and we see a big gap. everybody talks about how ai has taken over, but they don't tell you that only 1% are actually successful. the rest see the huge potential, but they are struggling with it. they don't have 20 dozen engineers to focus on this problem. there are three problems to attack. one is a people problem. if you are solving cancer diagnosis with ai, you probably need medical

♪ emily: i am emily chang.his is "best of bloomberg technology," where we bring you the best in this week's interviews in tech. samsung's attempt to steal the smartphone thunder from apple. introducing the new galaxy note eight phone ahead of apple's next big iphone. we have details on both devices. plus, mutual funds take into consideration google and other giants. could new sales stats boost investor confidence? as the price of bitcoin surges, investor interest is growing stronger. now the question is, are we in a crypto currency bubble? when could it pop? first, our lead. it is a redefining moment for the samsung note line as the south korean company unveiled the samsung note 8. it is their largest phone yet and could be its most important. after last year's exploding battery fiasco, consumers could be hesitant to pick up their new phone, however, samsung is confident that the problems are fixed. it wants to move forward with its best mobile device yet. our bloomberg representative has the story. >> i am in

i am caroline hyde in for emily chang.rying to make managing your money easier in a matter where you are. they developed a platform allowing users to spend money with a multicurrency card accepted everywhere at the best exchange rate possible. million.aised $66 vcning that casper multiple firms did not seem to be enough. $2wdfunding brought in million. c.e.o. and tomhe davies. great to have you both with me this evening in london. remind us, talk to us about why you are offering it up to the crowd. you have the vc's backing you. we need to use it to make money. caroline: let them in. he, it is interesting decided to stick to the same terms. i remember retail investors is to be where you got a better deal. they were not as investors savvy. why the new strategy? >> it is a really good question. with retail investors, you get the same deal. any company we work with investing alongside the crowd, we make sure the crowd gets the same terms. the crowd in this case happens to be revolut's customers. to do isthing you want give th

. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology."oming up, president trump defiantly defends his criticized reactions to protest in charlottesville, virginia, and calls out ceos leaving business councils for grandstanding. full coverage from trump tower. plus, a bloomberg exclusive. nba champion and ndp staff -- steph curry making a big play in tech. the golden state warriors -- on -- r a damaging lawsuit and embarrassing settlement were just some of the challenges for uber this week, as the pr nightmare continues at the world's most valuable startup. first to the lead pair president trump speaking from trump tower defense's decision to wait two days to condemn white supremacist amid violence in virginia, saying he needed to gather the facts. since the deadly attack, several ceos have cut ties with the white house. armour, and --er for ceos resigned from the manufacturing counsel. said -- ceo today, the president fired back. >> we want products made in the country. leavef the people will and are leaving out of embarrassment because t

. ♪ ♪ emily: i am emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology."sung's heir apparent goes from crown prince to cautionary tale after a judge hands down one of the harshest sentences for a top executive in south korea. what is next for samsung and who succeeds jay y. lee? our roundtable discusses. it is going down to the wire with alibaba a few billion dollars away from snatching the crown from amazon. we will break down the second quarter rally that closed the gap. they are not the only billionaires betting on outer space. we will look at how others are investing in the final frontier. he has long been considered the crown prince of the samsung business empire. now, jay y. lee faces five years in prison. a south korean court imposed the sentence after finding him guilty of bribery. prosecutors say he spent $6.4 million bribing the government. the conviction raises doubts about whether he will return to samsung, the company his grandfather founded. who takes the family mantle from here and will it set an example for other cases to come? joining us,

i'm emily chang.s is "bloomberg technology." coming up, disney pulls the plug on netflix and unveils plans in the pipeline to roll out films on its own streaming service. ceo bob iger joins us to discuss today's earnings report and the way forward. plus, a potential lawsuit, and even a wikileaks job offer are part of the fallout after google fired in the engineer who wrote that controversial diversity memo. we have all the angles covered on this developing story. lendingclub could be shaking off its losing streak. the ceo joins us to discuss the online borrower's improving fortunes and a near record earnings report. first, to the lead. president trump ratcheting up the war of words with north korea after reports in washington that north korea had successfully developed a miniaturized nuclear warhead that could fit on its missiles. the president spoke to reporters in new jersey. president trump: north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury. like t

i'm emily chang.ies from airbnb to facebook are going on the offensive against white supremacists and not seize in the wake of the violent rally in charlottesville, virginia that left a woman dead. cloudflare has had its name to the growing list of companies cracking down on hate groups. the web security company decided to end it business with the daily stormer, a known neo-nazi website. it was a surprise move. cloudflare was criticized for providing service to alleged terror groups in 2013. the ceo joins us to discuss. a reallyily storm was unique incident, and to us, it was the exception exception that we needed to rethink the rules. , bothst with cloudflare the tech industry in general. in this case, they came on our watch list for attention list. a few months ago, we started to get reports that they were harassing people that were submitting abuse reports through our platform. an earlier this week, they were bragging on the bulletin boards that the people of cloudflare, the senior management, were

. ♪ caroline: i'm caroline hyde in for emily chang. this is "bloomberg technology."oming up, north korea's clear and present danger. an emergency session after another ballistic missile launch. reaction from around the world and the plant from the pentagon. plus, expedia ceo speaks for the he can take the top job at another company.is he up for the challenge ? he has been one of the most recognizable names in the industry for decades. him.sive conversation with first to our lead. a major international story we are monitoring for you. the united nation council is meeting tuesday to discuss how to handle north korea's latest provocation. on monday, north korea fired a flew overmissile that japan before breaking up. today, u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley called the lunch "unacceptable and irresponsible," adding that something serious has to happen. as for how the markets responded to the launch, stocks fell back across the globe. u.s. stocks have just about rebounded. there was an initial rush to save haven assets like gold, u.s. treasury's. for more, we are joi

i'm emily chang.his is "bloomberg technology." coming up, judgment day for the heir apparent of the samsung empire. we take a look at the major risks ahead for the company as a south korea court decides the jy lee. boxxt-generation tv set-top take on amazon and google. a new era officially begins monday at whole foods, when the brochure -- grover formerly -- grocer formally ties the knot with amazon. inst, a panel of judges seoul will deliver their final verdict friday on allegations that jay y. lee bribed a confident of that then-president -- confidant of the then-president to secure his hold on the samsung group. he has been held in detention since february. joining us now in washington, troy stangarone. and with us in new york, david kirkpatrick, to economy ceo -- techonomy ceo. what are you expecting when it comes down to the judge's ruling tomorrow? david: this is a really tough case. on the one hand, there isn't any him to anydence tying of the accused barbary -- bribery. it's hard to believe th

i'm emily chang. samsung introducing a new phone. defining moment potentially for the product line after last year's exploding battery fiasco. the timing coming just ahead of apple's next big iphone event. how important is this to the future of samsung's business? selina wang went to the phone unveiling earlier today to look at the new device. selina: i'm here in midtown manhattan for the grand unveiling of samsung's galaxy note 8. the stakes are very high for this phone to succeed since it is the latest version says the galaxy note 7 was recalled after reports of catching on fire and exploding. let's go ahead and take a look at it. the note has always been samsung's biggest phone, one with a screen so large it's been compared to a tablet. now that screen is getting even bigger, measuring at 6.3 inches to be exact. the note 8 has an improved camera with two lenses on the back of the device. it supports faster networking tech for browsing the web and downloading content. but the question remains -- can samsung win big with customers a

. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology."ash stashapple continues to grow after a strong third quarter that beat revenue. that is before the launch of its anticipated iphone. i talked to tim cook about the quarter and his thoughts, coming up. plus, sprint continues its quest for the right partner, and wall street may be buying in. they posted their first profit in three years, despite a second straight quarter of subscriber losses. ambitions.rdware a device to bring their 2 billion friends even closer together using ai and a standalone speaker to challenge amazon and google are in the pipeline. we will discuss the major products from the lab. first, apple surpassing 1.2 billion iphones eversole. shares are popping in after hours trading. third-quarter revenue of just under $45.5 billion. apple also issued revenue guidance for the fourth quarter that beat analyst estimates and almost two thirds of the revenue is coming from international sales. i just got off the phone with ceo tim cook. he told me "we are happy to give to $52

i'm emily chang.his is "bloomberg technology." coming up, samsung's attempt to steal the smartphone thunder from apple. introducing the new galaxy 8 phone ahead of apple's next big iphone event. mutual funds take into account uber's year of drama, slashing their valuations for the ridesharing giant. of bitcoin surges, investor interest is only growing stronger. are we in a crypto currency bubble, and when could it pop? it's a redefining moment for the samsung note line as the south korean company unveils the brand-new note 8, the largest samsung phone yet. it could be its most important. after last year's exploding battery fiasco, consumers could be hesitant to pick the model backup. samsung feels confident that the problems are fixed and wants to move forward with what it hopes will be it's, quote, -- its, quote, "best mobile device yet." selina wang and mark gurman are with us. now that we've seen the official unveiling, what are your takeaways from a consumer perspective? mark: i love the bigger sc

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♪ emily: i'm emily chang, and this is "bloomberg technology."oming up, apple's numbers before the most anticipated iphone launch yet. we spoke the ceo tim cook about a quarter. his thoughts, coming up. numbers forposts the quarter. the big focus on tesla's model three production, and whether the model can compete with its luxury cars. and a square has a better than expected quarter. we will speak exclusively to the ceo jack dorsey. apple shares soared to a record high after better than expected revenue forecast. the figures calmed analyst concerns that the new iphone might be delayed. apple doesn't talk about future products, but in a phone call the ceo tim cook, key says it appears that more users are willing to upgrade about the new iphone. said to usid -- he that it appears more users are waiting to upgrade to increase media reports about the new iphone. he says that it seems they have been louder and more frequent than in the past. we broke down the guidance and earnings. >> there is a lot to look forward to hear. on the one hand, the market