how is it working with google?thing we're announcing today along with a series of pixel products is we have the google pixel watch and the key thing is it combines the best of google and fitbit together in a device that's truly beautiful and really personal on the google side there's a lot of helpfulness you can get google maps, google calendar and the google home app to control your smartphone and the youtube app, as well and importantly, as well you get the full fitbit experience as a wearable on this product, as well and not only great heart rate it's the best heart rate experience that woe've developed and the daily readiness score, et cetera to give us the best health and fitness insights whether you're at rest or working out. >> why has the android watch experience scaled up and how does this combination solve it i mean, you had samsung trying and others trying earlier on and it never really seemed to get the full sort of focus, direction and traction that i'm hoping it does this time >> google has been waiti

also has teams that moderate google search and google images and so on. >> right. >>, but, no, no, thanks for clarifying that, but ultimately it puts a lot of burden on the contractors who maybe aren't aware, they don't get the big salaries and youtube and google employees and often work in different parts of the world. could you kind of talk about the difficulties this put on these individuals and kind of the how that inadvertently happened and then with that. >> yeah, i am ooh i mean did your point, a lot of them are contracted out to vendors that google hires, rather than being full-time youtube employees, the company says that the reason that they do that is because they just want to hire people very quickly. >> right, yeah. >> which is-- in a sense, it's accurate that like the way that you need to tend to hire people, and take some time for their hiring. so, there, i mean, for one, you know, certain types of content, and i talked to the people who had the jobs. the job was youtube called it ve, violent extremism, like this is some of the most graphic violence and a lot of it is, you

but google did. was it this upended that and it said, like, we can will serve at your ad to where will reach the best consumer. what that did was and then they will do it in an automated way. so they built this fantastically complex automated system equivalent to sort of financial markets that with all these exchanges and market and like basically these a lot of software to to determine when to serve you an ad that you're most likely to click on. so what happened in 2017 was you and i were reporters that found that some of the major household brands and names and even nonprofits were sponsoring terrorist videos, extremist neo-nazi, the kind of inappropriate that if you sat down a know chief marketing and said you're spending money on this, they clearly would not want to continue doing so. and they didn't want their names in the headlines associated with that and was you know it was a relatively small percentage of the budget. it just demonstrated how this this model had been built and built so quickl

google was founded under her garage. she was one of a tight group of founders who had these find out left the company or are still a majority shareholder aja. but there are they are effectively retired. but they still have influence and play so she's in the inner-circle of a company that has basically been run by an inner-circle. youtube ceo is a very difficult job. you have a lot of different constituencies you have to keep happy they have improved this but there was a point in time where sorted during the crises youtube first found it , it's sort of a right of passage that youtube makes a video, the great thing about youtube is how it's totally fair but obviously some found we can gripe about the ceo of the company and all, she's a jewish woman . we can make harassing videos like that were i think were borderline harassment and anti-semitic, the ones that were not hard to define. so it is a difficult job, that being said the alternative argument is that she has you know, youtube has as a business has been growing fairl

that's google was founded in her garage. she's tight with the founders of google.here is still majority of shareholders that they are effectively retired and so basically the company has been run by the inner circle. and has a very difficult job with our decisions and a lot of people you have to keep happy. there was a point in time when and during the crisis they you tubers found it the right of passage that they make a video griping about youtube. so the jewish woman says we can make videos so harassment and anti- somatic was not hard for me to find. it iss a difficult job at that being said. and they can have regulatory challenges and with that advertising business so her record is like wall street is very happy for the direction she has taken the platform. >> and you are speaking of are facing but within the company there are allegations of sexual misconduct among staffers and that led to a november 2018 walkout. 20000 staff across the company around the world participated. you interviewed and it seems like a big player in the book. and she even brought concern

google. this is in fact, the 2nd fine that has been slapped on will will in less than a week. the 1st fine was for about $162000000.00. the recent one, the one which is lap now for about 13, a $113000000.00. and now why has. * google come under the radar or for c, c i or the competition commission of india, essentially water the commission has noted is and that google has in fact been abusing, eats dominant market position with respect to with what it's policies are. also let me point out here are that are adult commission has asked google not doing age in anti competitive behavior again and again, also they've asked them to allow 3rd party of payment systems apart from that very clearly, we will have said that we've noticed that in fact our, the competition commission of india has said that google has forced application uses aptly and other aggregate else to use its own payment system by doing so by mandating them to do so. what happens is that it blocks, it's sort of a denies market increas

you're also the cfo of google.s the search engine, and that is still massively profitable by anybody's standard, i assume. i don't know if you like the word "massive," but it's profitable, right? ruth: it's doing all right. david: what about cloud computing? you're number 3 in that business, but catching up to--i guess the number-one is amazon, number-two is microsoft, but is that an important growth engine as well, you think? ruth: it's a very important one. it's a sizable market, we think, in very, very early innings. the opportunity for businesses to migrate to the cloud provides them with extraordinary added capabilities, and they're looking to us, whether it's for security or data analytics, or a.i. that's what we're able to do working with customers, and you've really seen the important migration to the cloud, so we're investing meaningfully in it. we do see it as a sizable opportunity. david: now, one of your other major businesses is youtube, which i think you bought for under $2 billion and now is worth a

you're going to get longer and longer volatility in google so it's like you're long the vix of google it's kind of like a tail risky-type trade you can see the rate of acceleration, the rate of profitability once you pass below that 90 strike it's pretty dramatic this is trade you can put on for $0 you're paying roughly $1.5 for the other three. if you're wrong and we all want the market to go higher, if the market goes up higher you're really not losing money on this trade if you hold it up to expiration >> all right, mike, i see you eyeballing this trade a little bit. what do you think? >> you're making a bet there's three possible things that happen one is that the stock stays here, goes higher, no harm, no foul but if it breaks lower it's likely to break significantly lower, and i kind of like the trade setup for that this is a company that has a great deal of cash on their balance sheet, net on a net net basis over $100 billion. it's not a trade we discussed i think maybe on the show ever, and it's one of the creative things that people should contemplate if they're thinking abou

try googling simply kari lake.appear in the first five page of results at all and her opponent, katie hobbs comes up at the top. the reason critics find this concerning is google controls 90% of the semper market and google feels like they're doing their own reservice connected research and accusedof pushing r own candidates. it underscores the larger narrative around transparency needed from big tech. stu: i'll second that. thanks, kelly. see you later. kickly check the markets. i'm seeing red all over the place except the dow, which is struggling to a gain of 26 points. still ahead, mercedes shlap with us and texas congressman dan crenshaw from the boarder and florida congressman byron donalds. the 10:00 hour is next. ♪ .. then i got the dexcom g6. i just glance at my phone, and there's my glucose number. wow. my a1c has dropped over 2 points to 7.2. that's a huge victory. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they'v

year to date performance versus google, tells the tail. call it 30% for the other two down plus or minus. and going -- apple is down half that. excuse me. and look at the this chart. so you'll see here a comparative chart. the ladder of microsoft and google is frick and frack. you cannot see a difference. if you look at the three companies individually, this really gets to. what do we know about where we are in relation show where we've been. microsoft's june low is annotated there on the line. and we broke below that. and we came back to it but that is where you usually fail. look at google. it is the exact same circumstance. we breeches the june level. we rallied back to the level from what the stock broke down by definition of level and overhead supply. look at happen appeal. apple never got anywhere near the june level. and what we know from here is if as the others fail and they rally back to the break point and apple were to join them there, is no way in the s&p 500 by virtue of the weight that the stocks are in the index. >> there w

alex: google has a lot of first party data, so they will be fine. i'm not worried about google.witter is one of the platforms like twitter, pinterest, and snapchat are the three i'm worried about and concerned about their ability to drive performance for advertisers. meda has a lot of first party data. i think they are going to be a player in the space and have meaningful value. emily: even if mark zuckerberg isn't as focused on's ace bookend instagram as he is trying to pivot into the metaverse? alex: facebook is a machine in that company has a lot of great talent behind it. a lot of folks have built that up. even if he is focused on metaverse, i think that platform is where advertisers are spending money and that is not going away anytime soon. emily: what are the big themes and the big takeaways advertising more broadly is changing? alex: there is a different framework. apple just announced their update about how to handle privacy. and what the big changes are, we need more data. you have that first party data but you also have attribution windows, which is the time that you

i'll google when it comes to a domination of the market. and israeli medical official has suggested that palestinian mothers be fined for giving birth to more than 4 children. so from you regarding the matter of population growth in the more problematic population, we face a kind of paradox. on the one hand, we understand that the birth rate is decisive, the air of womb. and on the other hand, we encourage it with all the child allowances, we should consider a regressive child allowance. the 1st child receives one, the 2nd child receives one, perhaps the 3rd child. the 4th child is not in the 5th child, perhaps triggers a fine. the official who was in charge of heart surgery at the hospice in the country south was speaking of a meeting of the right wing jewish home policy. his comments refer to the birth rates of arabs in israel, which has been higher than knots of jewish families for years, and which some is ready see as a threat to their demographics. it may this course our rage among the country's arab community, while some local medical

over this, our india hit google with a 130000000 dollar fine to not allowing app developers to use 3rd party payment services with a very welcome. you're watching all t international coming to you live from moscow. thanks for joining us. now we go to the latest from the russian region of kennesaw and west sabotage, tried to break into a district police station early this afternoon. and an alleged attempt to steal weapons on the 1st, it shows the bodily damage side of the building, which was struck by a grenade at around 1 pm, emergency services. a searching for those involved has become an american tool and approx the war against russia. that's the latest assessments have been military conflict from vladimir putin. i've been piercing, made the statement shortly after ever seeing a series of military exercises by rushes, strategic nuclear forces, which have been on high alert since the end of february. ah, the joint drills involved c and ground units, several ballistic and cruise missiles were testified with military official saying all the targets was successfully hit. the annual exerc

the laggards, microsoft and google, are almost like frick and frack. you can't see any difference and there's apple, offer, standing out so if we look at the three companies, the three charts individually, this really gets to it. what do we know about where we are in relation to where we have been microsoft's june low is annotated there. that's the line. and we broke below that low and kicked back, thrown back to it but that's where you usually fail look at google it's the exact same circle we breached the june low, rallied back to the level from which the stock broke down, by definition, level of override supply look at apple. apple never got anywhere near its june low and what we know from here is if in as the others fail, having rallied back to the break point, or apple were to join them, there's no way mathematically equities can go up, s&p, by virtue of the weight these stocks are in the index. >> there we go now to the trade for all three of these mike, let's kick things off with microsoft. >> yeah, so, you know, this is a tough one, of course, b

by google event. you for joining us. i want to get back to the twitter news. the judge halting the court case until october 28, saying the deal must close by 5:00 p.m. ed, if you're going to delaware, it will not be until october 28. talk to us about the latest headlines. ed: the deal has until five clock p.m. october 20 to close. if the deal doesn't close, the chance -- the judge in ella where's overseeing this m&a case, she says she will go to trial in. . november -- in november. you see twitter shares up 1.2% now. we were as high as 3%, without share pushing higher, it is an indication from wall street that they see the chances of this deal happening. twitter indicating there court filing earlier on thursday, that they wanted this to happen sooner. they said musk could close at sooner next week by the 10th. the 28th date was put out by the musk team and there court filing, when they requested the proceedings happen. that this trial be paused. twitter opposed that in a court filing later in the day.

google, when it comes to a domination of the market. the white house has appointed a new interim and voice to india. it is 6 times since last year, as u. s. congress and so far fell to agree on a full time candidate for the job on the president by them. fina us diplomats. elizabeth jones has previously serve as the countries on baset to cause like stun elisa as assistant secretary of state for europe and asia. plus. she's also being the coordinator for african relocation efforts, despite washington's efforts to boost relations with new delhi, the absence of a permanent us ambassador has spoke some criticism, foreign policy observe. unseen the a journalist from its power child receives the bind and it's been hist ration is being inconsistent and as approach to india. the problem that america has been facing is that they have not been able to confirm at the baset or for india for over 18 months, almost 2 years now. india has not from the united states, the longest time in our history that we've never had one. because of the dysfunctionali

it's scored by google. now is a new and i love free enterprise for this but there's a new movement now to use something called edge computing where your your is stored like directly on your cell phone so it's not stored google and you have control your over your. your privacy and whether or not you share some of this this information with other people or not so that hopefully is in the future and we won't have we won't have to surrender our privacy as we have every computer or book or artificial intelligence book that i've interviewed an about. they all seem to go back to ada lovelace, ada lovelace and alan turing. what was ada lovelace's contribution? our new world. ada lovelace. we're talking about the 1700 1600, i think it was a 19th century. i think. but there was this mathematician named oh, boy, it just was there. and then it went to anyway, he invented a computer and he never built the computer, but he talked about it with ada lovelace and and the ada lovelace is celebrated as the first computer prog

and now why has. * google come onto the radar or c, c i, or the competition commission of india. essentially, what the commission has to do is that google has in fact been abusing each dominant market position with respect to, with its policies. also let me point out to all that the commission has asked who not to engage in antique competitive behavior again and again, also they've asked them to allow thought, party of payment systems, abortion. that very clearly will set that we've noticed that in fact, the competition commission of india has said that google has forced application you dawes, applicants and other aggregators to use its own a payment system by doing so by mandating them to do so. what happens is that it docs, it's sort of a denies market to increase for other users. and that's in fact something that the commission has really strong objection to. let's listen into what the commission is when you said the competition commission of india today imposed a penalty of $113000000.00 of dollars on google for abusing its dominant position with respect to its play store pol

which is that google should have seen it ahead of anyone. they have the data, i sat down with the ceo last week and he said we see complications in the macro coming why haven't they cut quicker do you think this is them playing offense, setting up in areas like artificial intelligence and cloud when others are cutting back? >> yeah, i think that's right, d deirdre. >> sorry that was to rishi. >> thanks for having me. the worry that you have when you're a megacap company like microsoft is, you know, even if you start to see signs of weakness, you can't be overly conservative in your judgment and guidance because you risk creating a self-fulfilling prophesy everyone listens to what set ya and amy have to say on the microsoft call and probably the same on google as well so they have to talk about what's happening in real time and not risk that issue. the same thing that mark said for google you say for microsoft. seeing weakness here where people were hiding out saying this is the safe place to be, the most resilient company in software, it bod

made by google event.or joining us. i want to get back to the twitter news. the judge halting the court case until october 28, saying the deal must close by 5:00 p.m. ed, if you're going to delaware, it is not going to be until october 28 potentially at least. talk to us about the latest headlines. ed: the deal has until 5:00 p.m. october 28 two if the deal doesn't close, the judge in delaware overseeing this m&a case/dispute, says she will trial in november. so the door is still open to any outcome. twitter shares rising, up 1.2% right now. we were as high as 3%. with that share pushing higher, it is kind of an indication from wall street that they see the chances of this deal now happening. twitter indicating in their court filing earlier on thursday, that they wanted this to happen much sooner. they said musk could close as soon as next week by the 10th. the 28 date was originally put out by the musk team, where they requested a stay of proceedings happen, that this trial be paused. remember, twitter ap

google controls 92.4% of searches worldwide. consider the fact that less than 1% of the population goes past the first page. so in seven of the 12 cases, the republicans have been pushed to page two, so that if you are somebody searching that republican that person doesn't exist for all intents and purposes the republican candidate is a nonperson and that's google who deliberately, that deliberately put them on page two. >> john: we asked google about it and they suggest the way you searched. not just the name, this report is designed to mislead, testing uncommon search terms people rarely use. anyone who searches for the candidate names on google can see the websites are the top of the results. all the candidates are in the top three and often the first part in google search results. we did a test ourselves. searched the name and the campaign websites for democrats and republicans did come up, but then a finer search, the way that i search on google, i would search like laxalt, arizona, 2022, and in five of those cases the demo

i'll go google when it comes to a domination of the market. oh, for me today, it was wonderful to have you with us of max's unit. o'neil. i'm with her mommy was in you all a splendid. ah, ah, ah, ah ah. mm. mm. mm. mm. welcome to was a part of the great gentleman, playwrights, 3 point schiller remark, 2 centuries ago that france show us what we can do. both both teach us what we should do. historically, russia and germany have been both close collaborators and mortal enemies was tried and tested. relationship laid the groundwork for peace and prosperity to europe over the last 50 years. what awaits the continent now that these connections are being purposefully severed at the americas bidding well to discuss it. i'm now joined by harley schrager, vice president of the schuler institute. mr. shlang, or it's great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. well, thank you very much for your invitation. now let us start with the practical things . i know that the germans used to be known for that book to galaxy and attention to business a

better life. >> google unveiled its first smartwatch ever. plus new pixel phones at their latest hardware show in new york city. rich demuro goes hands on tonight's tech smart. >> google's pixel smartphones are known for having amazing cameras and smart software. these are the latest models. this is the pixel 7 and the pixel 7 pro. and now they have a companion, the pixel smartwatch. >> and a small event in brooklyn, new york. google showed off its first smartwatch. the pixel watch priced at $350. the pixel watch has a classic round design and sensors to track activity, health and very small. very simple. and it just kind of blends in terrorist like a typical wristwatch white with 5th. it built in the watch. takes a heart reading every seconds, more frequent than the competition. >> fans clip on and off using a system that may take a bit to get used to be guessing. i just rehearsed. idea that there's google assistant onboard maps tap to pay you to music, spotify and more. it's the best of health and fitness and best of health. all the smart w

and now why has google come on to the radar or for c, c i, or the competition commission of india? essentially, what the commission has noted is that google has in fact, been abusing, eats dominant market position with respect to which what it's policy is. also let me point out here that are adult commission has asked google not doing gauge in antique competitive behavior again and again, also they've asked them to allow thought, party of payment systems apart from that data. very clearly, we will have said that we've noticed that in fact, the competition commission of india has said that google has forced application, uses applique and other aggregators to use its own payment system by doing so by mandating them to do so. what happens is that it blocks it sort of a denies marketing fee for other users. and that's in fact something that the commission has these strong objection to, let's listening to what the commission as we said, the competition commission of india today, imposed a penalty of $130000000.00 of dollars on google for abusing its dominant position with respect to its

now 5 tell google has been asked to put out a can you and for, let's see why. as far as the data collection is concerned, as far as usage is concerned and sharing is concerned. now this order by at the commission comes as a huge relief to several indian starts with smaller countries that for long have been complaining about the abuse all flaw. i'll google when it comes to a domination of the market. hillary clinton, who founded her bit for the u. s. presidency back in 2016 is now accusing republicans, are preparing to wake the next race for the white house. her claims of sparked outrage on social media with critics calling her an election denial. right wing extremists already have a plan to literally steal the next presidential election and they're not making a secret of it. is an election denial is considered a clear and present danger to the united states of america according to biden. apparently there has been a shift in the impressions of what is a danger to this country if it is post election denial ism that is a severe threat to our democracy. if it is a

is running at saying, -- >> did you know google makes a phone? says something about pixel phones. and the company's opportunity in japan. in the u.s. apple and samsung account for 74% of the market, whereas in japan samsung barely scrapes together 7%. that is a missed opportunity for google, whose android operating systems runs -- run samsung handsets. they planned to take on the rival by stealing business in a way that samsung has failed to do. if it takes spicy, savory gimmicks to help bring attention, so be it. so, how do they taste? not bad. there is a far tastier meal on offer, and google wants a piece of it. guy: she looks like she is enjoying that. i'm british, chips should be soggy and covered in vinegar. what do we have coming up? general motors posting a big beat. shares higher as a result of that. we are going to have our interview with ceo mary bar. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ - in the last two years, we quadrupled our team and the pace we're growing, i couldn't keep up without ziprecruiter. they do the legwork and they get my

i think it is an opportunity for google. caroline: microsoft is being dragged lower in after hours, trading large part because of music out of alphabet, there was a this is a company that is beat across the board. still posting revenue growth, more than 9% fx headwinds, where you see the concerns in terms of corporate spending, any? guest: it seems like the biggest concern and what drove this stock down after hours is that it did not hit its azure number. the market was looking for 40%. it came out at 45%. fx was an issue across the board at google. i like the fact that it was diverse, the company performed in most categories. in productivity it performed, the intelligent cloud business it performed pretty well. even in personal computing on the consumer side, a lot of people were concerned. it came in as expected. i did not feel as negatively about the quarter. 35%, 35% growth is still above -- a low bit faster than the google cloud business indicative to me the enterprise is stronger. that is why i alluded to the ibm resul

and if you're making the jump that google should be down in s sympathy, i understand why you are doing that and why it is wrong. and flirting with a 52-week low sits up well and snap, we talk about the three day rule and say that is trading north of three or four times of normal volume and i think you could buy this for a trade. so snap for a trade and google for an investment going into erjs next week. >> and it is not just a snap thing but it is a tiktok thing how they're taking share within this demographic if quwe're in a recessionary environment and you're focused on digital ad spending you're going to cut off a teen audience that doesn't have a lot of disposable income that comes first. maybe it is apples to oranges but if you're thinking about things from a strategic and we just saw star bird make a couple of activists investments in the software space, you look at this thing and evan spiegle this great product guy, they're cutting back on all of the things that they were getting into hardware and other things and they've cut staff and they're going to cut to the bone and get ba

stories and google's search results.alifornia democrat governor gavin newsom admits lack of gas supply is why gas is skyrocketing in california. reports the biden team is concerned about biden running again as gop winds fact the house because of damaging probes into hunter and joe biden's deals over seas plus government documents reveal former president obama's slammed top democrats for hillary losing the trump. look at the surprising list of names and house democrats are angry speaker nancy pelosi blocking congress is band until after midterms and after pelosi's husband made a killing on stock trades. i'm elizabeth macdonald, the evening edit starts right now. ♪ thanks for joining us, look at your money. stocks rallying higher kicking off fourth quarter as bond yields fall. this was a brutal september october is looking pretty good. september was the worst monthly drop since the pandemic broke out in march 2020. the president in puerto rico today expected to visit florida this week. surveying damage from hurricane ian.

i would buy google.is one of the largest positions so i put money to work in going and will buy before the earnings and i think amazon is a good stock to own. i just think these names, stuart, even if we see a bit of weakness, they're already trading down at levels that are so insanely low that you can put money to work in google even in microsoft and amazon. today i stay away from facebook, i stay away from paypal but those big three i think you can confidently put money to work and it'll pay off first part of next year, sir. stu: okay, david, you are on tape saying that. let's see how it all turns out. thank you very much for being with us and being specific, david. we appreciate it. good stuff. the opening bell is ringing. we're almost there and now we're there. it's 9:30 eastern and it is tuesday morning, and we're off and running. where are we going in we're down just a little on the dow, not much, 47 points lower and see winners at the top, cocker home depot -- coke, home depot, apple, visa, pro pr

ever done a google search on a candidate you want to know more about that?zy but they are looking into this, there is something to it. >> google is accused of trying to manipulate their search results to hurt republicans in 12 senate races, 10 republican sites were ranked lower than their democratic opponents so we dug into these claims. if you type in a candidate's name followed by senate race 2022, republican sites are lower. in pennsylvania at the senate race, you might type in john fetterman and he would be the fifth result that the same for doctor ours, doesn't appear on the first page at all and that could be damaging to voters doing their research. >> 1% of the population goes past the first page, republicans have been pushed to page 2 so that if you are somebody searching vote republican, that person doesn't exist. >> we spoke to google and they denied saying the search results are too narrow saying statement this report is designed to mislead, testing uncommon search terms people rarely use, the study focused on senate races but it extends beyond th

on google side. it is a vital decision and a very important precedent, not only for the practice of russian law, but also for the practice of international law. it's absolutely a big way to for r t, because for example, according to the verdict, google has to unblock all 27 channels belonging to r c or face of 5. and that find amounts to $100000.00 roubles per day. and if it doesn't do that, then that amount increases every week, so it doubles per day and every week that will increase. and but of course they have 30 days to appeal as with any case. so we will see if they do that. but this isn't the 1st time this all sorted back in march, basically after russia special military operation and ukraine, and used to block several channels belonging to russian accounts. and the reason that it did that, of course, was because it was trying minimize the voices coming from within russia. anything to do with the russian angle or why it, what's happening and what was happening exactly. so use of didn't want it'

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on google side. it is a vital decision and a very important precedent, not only for the practice of russian law, but also for the practice of international law. it's absolutely a big way to for r t, because for example, according to the verdict, google has to unblock all 27 channels belonging to r c or face of 5. and that find amounts to $100000.00 roubles per day. and if it doesn't do that, then that amount increases every week, so it doubles per crane and you to block several channels belonging to russian accounts. and the reason that i did that, of course, was because it was trying to minimize the voice that's coming from within russia. anything to do with the russian angle or why it, what's happening and what was happening exactly. so use a bit in one, it's a viewers to hear that side of the story, something that we've seen before. so of course blocked it. and then we had about 15 to 20 russian meter organizations that filed the lawsuit. and a one of them, the 1st one being god, and that actually

these go google watches quite new. joining the fitbit line. takin about how should i put this in my mind. it is part of the fitbit family but those are activity trackers in this is a full smart watch that integrate with your phone giving you a whole way to connect with a different device. the bottom line is the google pixel is bes if you're using it for cardio, sleep tracking and if you need to use a watch when your hands are sweaty because the google watch has a physical crown lik a traditional watch , much easier to grab and turn. the samsung uses little buttons an it has a thing where you move your finger around the perimete of the screen to navigate , it is fancy but sweat can get in the way and it does not respon so the pixel is better for physical workout. the galaxy watches best if you have a galaxy phone. it also has a temperature sensor for your bod , not yet activated that he should be in a future software update. >> okay really quickly i want to know since you mentioned sleep tracking. is there a longer batt