however they will include google assistant, google maps and facebook although not twitter nor whatsappwith battery life of up to 25 days, albeit on standby, and a pricetag of 70 quid, it does sound like a decent proposition. it has ag. that is all of the data connectivity you would want at a ridiculously low price. how nice is it to hold like that, frame the shot and then use centre button to take the it? even here at the big reveal of a phone it was the camera that was very much front and centre. for a start, the samsung galaxy 59 and 59 plus shoot better pictures in low light, reducing grain by taking a burst of 12 shots at once. the larger 59 plus actually has two lenses that work together to produce photos with a blurred background, in the same way that the iphone 7 plus has done since 2016. this, however, is quite new here in the west. it is the first phone i have seen that has a mechanical aperture which can switch from f2.5 to f1.5 to let in more light. last year, we saw a sony phone that could shoot at a0 times slow—mo. that is 960 frames per second. as we predicted then, that

google assistant on the phone makes it interesting for brands to directly contact consumers. and other brands to help them to establish a presence in the space and are rarely talk to consumers. it removes the need for advertising when people are in the experience. 0nce advertising when people are in the experience. once your there, advertising when people are in the experience. 0nce yourthere, it advertising when people are in the experience. once your there, it is about creating something relevant and keeping them talking. womack and getting a spending! -- and getting us getting a spending! -- and getting us spending. rob bennett, thank you for coming in. rob bennett, the ceo of rehab. let's go to brazil now — final growth figures are out later and they will confirm its first year of economic expansion since the worst recession in the country's history. brazil's economy shrank almost 10% in two years — with the car industry the worst hit of all. daniel gallas reports from sao paolo. months ago, plants in sao paulo were laying off workers and curbing production but since novem

they will include google assistant, google maps and facebook although not twitter nor whatsapp.ut with a battery life of 25 days, albeit on standby, and a pricetag of 70 quid, it does sound like a decent proposition. it has ag. that is all of the data connectivity you would want at a ridiculously low price. how nice is it to hold like that, frame like that and then use centre button to take the it? 0ne manufacture managed to create an exclusive world of their own. hi there. i feel underdressed. i am sorry. you need a special blue card to enter this hall. thank you. i'm notjust underdressed, i cannot enter. even though they were not releasing a new phone. the biggest announcement came from samsung with news of the release of their 59, and spencer got his hands on one of those devices. even here at the big reveal of a phone it was the camera that was very much front and centre. for a start, the galaxy 59 and 59 plus shoot better pictures in low light, reducing grain by taking a burst of 12 shots at once. the larger 59 plus actually has two lenses that work together to produce phot

retailers in a new program allowing them to list their products on their platforms including search, google assistant, and google express. in exchange, google takes a kutd out of each purchase. target, walmart, home depot are just some of the retailers partnering with will as they look to compete with amazon. back to you. >>> wa cand an forever, five weeks after its big screen day buy, it continues to dominate. it's now the first film since james cameron "avatar" to top the box office five weekends in a row. it brought in $27 million this weekend bringing it's can domestic total to 605 million. worldwide it's grossed over a billion dollars. tomb raider came in second place with $23 million. >>> coming up on today in the bay, kari is tracking, you workweek forecast and tomorrow might be a whopper. >>> yes. today you'll want to enjoy it. we start out with all clear skies. neighborhood of santa teresa willing at 40 degrees and up to 60 today. it's going to be a nice one. we'll talk about what's ahead in the forecast coming up next. >>> and a live look at the people mets over in oakland, everything's jus

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umbrella for all the different techniques that include natural language processing, using voice and google assistantrtainly vision and lidar in autonomous vehicles. but marketing for people with powerful tools we have seen learning, that will help you understand how to identify patterns in the data. and using statistics to make predictions around the world. >> so i, as a company, am collecting all kinds of data from -- i'm a dry cleaner, i know what time they come in, how many shirts they press each week, what time they leave. i have all this data. how do i parse all that? how does machine learning happen? >> sure. so that's a really great example because you have all the inputs, but you don't really have intelligence. you don't have insights. so part of the challenge is, how do you go up the brand hierarchy of intelligence and data. but only with machine learning can you get the inside and the epiphany to discover something you would have never been able to do before. that's where the power of machine learning is. the reality is you can have all the different touch points to understand the customer

for a big company like mcdonalds, they have to make sure that google assistant knows where all the mcdonald'she different calories in their menus and all the different pieces of their knowledge graph in order for google to give an answer. that is where we come in and deliver amazing results. 11.6 driving -- 11.6 billion driving directions. theoline: come on again in future. thank you for joining us. we are live streaming on twitter and check us out at technology at weekdays. that is all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ mom, dad, can we talk? sure. what's up, son? i can't be your it guy anymore. what? you guys have xfinity. you can do this. what's a good wifi password, mom? you still have to visit us. i will. no. make that the password: "you_stillóhave_toóvisit_us." that's a good one. seems a bit long, but okay... set a memorable wifi password with xfinity my account. one more way comcast is working to fit into your life, not the other way around. retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual

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however, they will include google assistant, google maps and facebook, although not twitter or whatsappis it to hold like that, frame the shot and then use the centre button to take the it? even here at the big reveal of a phone, it was the camera that was very much front and centre. for a start, the samsung galaxy s9 and s9+ shoot better pictures in low light, reducing grain by taking a burst of 12 shots at once. the larger s9+ actually has two lenses which work together to produce photos with a blurred background, in the same way that the iphone 7 plus has done since 2016. this, though, is quite new here in the west. it is the first phone i have seen that has a mechanical aperture which can switch from f2.4 to f1.5 to let in more light. now, last year, we saw a sony phone which could shoot at 40x slow—mo. that's 960 frames per second! and, as we predicted then, that feature is now starting to migrate into other phones. one problem i had with sony's super slow—mo mode is that you have to be incredibly precise in order to start the recording and capture those 0.2 seconds of slow—mo acti

retailers to list their products on google platforms including search, express shopping and google assistanttailers will pay google a piece of each purchase this is different than companies just paying to place ads on google >>> shares of samsung coming on the shares of asia today apple is producing a limited amount of its own screens for testing purposes sharp down 1.74 percent. and caci making a bid to buy csia caci has offered $44 per share in cash and stock. >>> all right. so more stocks to watch this morning. alibaba will invest extra $2 billion in e-commerce firm lazada group also tapping one of its own execs to run that business >>> shares of hyundai slipping this follows a u.s. probe as to why air bags failed to deploy at some of its sonata sedans. those shares offer by 4% >>> and watch shares of grubhub, the company's stock being downgraded by stifel those shares unchanged in premarket trading. >> and we're just getting starts on "worldwide exchange," up next, we're going global there's a new banker in china. we're going to tell you what it means for the markets. >>> and viral video

. >>> sending money to your friends got easier with google assistant, just ask.tarting today you can say something like send dennis $3 and assistant will show you how to send money through google pay. the only caveat, your friend will need to set up google pay to get it. >>> nap chat just added a new explore feature to its snap maps. you can see what your friends are up to without any action required. it populates your travel as you go. it keeps users engaged by connecting them to friends. >>> instagram will once again prioritize newer content. the facebook-owned photo app announced newer posts will appear higher in the feed. you can push a new post button when they want to refresh the feed and it comes after instagram received backlash for changing it in 2016 to show user content it believed they care about the most. >>> how about the teams rising above in the ncaa tournament? can sister jean and loyola pull off another upset to get to the elite eight? tip-off next. us at: cool schools at kpix- dot-com. we may come and feature your >> what's cool about your scho

google has announced a plan to provide three hundred million dollars to news organizations to assist them in entering the digital age the google news initiative is designed to assist news organizations with strengthening their journalism and reporting and technology in an effort to combat fake news google has been criticized for allowing inaccurate advertisements on their site the details of the new program have yet to be released . and with other forms of energy on the rise of the united states both renewable and nonrenewable some members of congress are looking to reduce what they think is inappropriate spending on ethanol here with more on the topic is our two americas actually banks. there is bipartisan support in congress to phase out the corn ethanol mandate the renewable fuel standard which forces the oil refiners to mix corn based fuel into gasoline but corn ethanol mandate was created under the energy policy act of two thousand and five two years later president bush signed the energy independence and security act this act expanded the program corn growers and ethanol blender

it allows retailers to list their products on google platforms including search, shopping and google assistant pay google a piece for each purchase. it's a little different than people purchasing ads on google because they're paying based on the sales they have. take a look at alphabet shares, they're down by 1% this could be that talk about facebook and potential regulation coming to silicon valley we'll talk more about that but in the meantime, check out shares of samsung and sharp both of them coming under pressure in area today this comes from reports that apple is now producing a limited amount of its own screens for testing purposes that would be bad news for samsung and sharp. sharp down by 1.4% samsung electronics in korea down by 1.25%. caci international making a $7.2 billion unsolicited bid to buy cici caci has offered $44 a share in cash and stocks. >>> more stocks to watch this morning, alibaba will invest in e-commerce from lazada group the company is tapping one of its own top executives to run run that business. shares down. hyundai shares slipping this morning. this following

first project claude shannon worked on that whirls him to bell lab is a question of how what is assisted to google mathematical work involved in making sure the ship can successfully shoot on a target. they work on things like cryptography. claude shannon famously works on advice that allows franklin delano roosevelt and winston churchill to communicate securely. there were real security concerns about communications traveling over the ocean and germans were often able to intercept these medications and learn much material about the war effort and so the kind of coding encryption work that claude shannon was doing was vitally important but take a step back there's a broader reason why the world matters in the specific contents is that claude shannon is exposed to the encoding and decoding of messages in a serious professional context where lives hang in the balance. he was always a code breaker and he like to play with codes as a child. his favorite childhood story is edgar allen poe's the gold bug which is the only edgar allen poe's story that i know that has a code, lengthy code in it. he enjoys

in the short-term, amazon is up thisst google and apple in voice assistant automation world.ple love the quizzing alexa and getting the weather. but in the future it is a utility that is going to be opening your door, dimming your lights, and amazon works with third party makers. but the more they bring in house, the better experience it is. over the longer term, not only allowing the delivery guy to and letting your housekeeper in. letting the plumber in and not having to wait for the cable guy, it is a true lock-in where they control your doorway, and it is powerful. emily: maybe even scary. brad stone, thank you for stopping by. later this week we will be speaking with amazon vice president of prime now and amazon fresh. tune in for that conversation this another twist in the thursday. broad, versus qualcomm saga. the attempt to buy qualcomm could pose a national security risk. they say the sale could hurt competitiveness which would threaten security. the government panel that oversees foreign investment ordered a delay in a qualcomm shareholder vote, clearing the way for

term, amazon is up against google and apple in this voice assistant home automation world and it's aalexa ande quizzing getting the weather for the future has to be utilities like opening your door, dimming your lights, and amazon works with third party appliance makers but the more they can bring in a house, the better experience it is. , allowingonger term the delivery guy to come in your or letting your housekeeper in, letting the plumber in and not having to wait for the cable truethey call it the lock-in when they control your doorway, it's pretty powerful. emily: thanks to bloomberg's brad stone. bugon says it is aware of a in its alexa feature. it's working on a fix. some users say they have heard strange laughing noises at homem from the echo speaker. the company did not say when they would fix it that amazon can push updates to the service automatically. up, the battle for the cloud continues to heat up and we will talk to the man behind one company looking to stave off giants like amazon and microsoft, next. this is bloomberg. >> ♪ emily: blackberry is suing facebook for im

in the short-term, amazon is up against google and apple on the boy's assistant home i one automationorld. is going toity that be opening your door, dimming your lights, and amazon works with third party appliance makers -- and the more they bring in houston better experience it is. over the longer term, not only allowing the delivery guy to come into your door, but also monitored your door from work and letting your housekeeper in. letting the plumber in and not having to wait for the cable guy, it is a true lock-in where they control your doorway, and it is powerful. emily: maybe even scary. brad stone, thank you for stopping by. and will be speaking with amazon vice president of prime now and amazon fresh, and that conversation is this thursday. another twist in the broadcom versus qualcomm zika, and the attempt to buy qualcomm could pose a national security risk and agencies of the sale could hurt competitiveness which would threaten security. the government panel that oversees foreign investment delayed a shareholder vote, going the way for a broadcom takeover. coming up, more mo

we are looking at voice assistants as a way of consuming music. i use my google home. oming out from apple as well. are they not putting up roadblocks? it could be a change in how people want to consume their voice assistants but spotify is one of the skills of alexa. it's functioning really well there. why itno reason shouldn't be in all the other devices. that has been one of the hallmarks of spotify's success that they have been ubiquitous in every device there is. they don't need to tap the market now. they can list in this novel way. why come to the market now? say theates fair to founders early on understood this was a capital-intensive business and they needed to rely on the private capital markets. they raised quite a lot of money over the years. underlying promise to most of those investors is that at some point in time there will be a liquidity event. when you're building such a phenomenal company as spotify, the best way to get to the point is to do a listing. >> so you will be sellers on the first day of trade? are owners for 10 years and this is a fund that

assistants now. i use alexa with my google home. will they not stop putting up roadblocks?howould be a change people want to consume and the music with the voices systems. -- alexa and we see the reason why it should not be an all the other devices. that is one of the hallmarks of spot of five. these success they have been ubiquitous. there is some integration that's what i had done. -- there is some integration that spotify has done. emily: why come to the market now than? >> well, i think it's fair they earlyfounders, a capitalood this was business and they needed to rely on the capital market. promise to most of those investors is that at some point in time there will be a liquidity event. spotify, the best way to get to that point is a listing. are the owners of 10 years. we are in the latest stage of its existence and it is natural that we will at some point in time exit our position there. it can be done in various ways. one is to sell. another is to distribute our shares. some of our investors are intrigued by spotify. it's a very well functioning option. caroline: w

however, according to briefings provided to the committee by google and facebook, the fbi never contacted these companies to ask for assistance in identifying the authors of these troubling posts. i'll have two questions. first one, and then i'll repeat the second one after you answer the first one. what steps are internet and social media companies taking to pro-actively monitor threatening content posted to their services as opposed to relying on other users to bring such content to their attention? >> sure. broadly speaking all of our member companies have strict guidelines and three main mechanisms on identifying and removing that content. the first would be artificial intelligence which is often good at identifying known images of violating content and often blocking it before it reaches a platform. the second are the teams of thousands of individuals throughout the country that are humanized at the company's reviewing this content. and the third mechanism is the ability for individual users to see that context of content and flag it for both companies and law enforcement. >> okay. lt committee learned from youtube, from

but if i did, i would tell my assistant ben, the husband's favorite game is soccer and his favorite movie is "waiting to exhale." so sorry. topic number three. googletedly just purchased 20,000 jaguars for their self-driving taxi project. if you wake up next christmas and see a jaguar in your driveway, don't get too excited. chances are it's just there to take to you grandma's house for fruitcake and unsweetened tea. this is the electric version of the jaguar that can take a passenger 240 miles on a single charge. the only way you take a 240-mile cab ride is if you are drunk and you end up in the wrong state. it's expected to be on the road in early 2020. and you don't have to tell them where you are going because google already gets your text messages from facebook. they know in advance. topic number four. the dodgers have their field flood after a water main broke. the team was forced to cancel the exhibition game. news stunned new york mets fans. the dodgers were in the fifth inning of the game against the angels when the pipe burst and flood thed field. with sewage. dodgers fans don't show up until the top of the 6th. there is a lot of puns we

bought a headset i was asked by the shop assistant if it was for my boyfriend so we've all been talking about had said i have one on my desk here this is via google but this is what it looks like for audience to kind of get a glimpse at how you experience because experiences you pop a phone in here this one is an android this is sam song you close that up there. or and pop it over your head i'm not going to do so on onset here but you would use a headset similar but different than this to see your experience which is called a super you revival it premiered at the sundance film festival we're where we were not too long ago have a look at what that experience is like. was . i. i. i. was. visually stunning tell us about what we were looking at. you were looking. soofi islamic rituals and tunisia and you didn't see it in this one but you basically are in this experience with three other peoples those four people in total are these real people are these virtual people real people at sundance we had it with a total of four people that then participate in this ritual with what you saw there so you're able to have instruments you're able to seeing you're

i got the e-mail from one of his assistants and i was like someone is bringing me again and then i googled name and he actually was a white house worker in so i went and a bunch of novelist and he just said he had been in the white house for almost eight years and it was the week before leave and he said he always wanted to chat with writers and have lunch with them and he had only had a couple days left. our time is running out and so being lefty writers who were all [inaudible] and we were dazed by the news of the trumpet coming in and after 20 minutes we were like light not, and we did lighten up and then we talked about writing and he's got great books and he got animated talking about being a broke writer writing his first book and he was in indonesian island and but he was broke and riding in a hut and there were lizards that would croak loudly and he got animated just thinking about how the thrill of creative actions which we all can relate to. >> host: where were you writing your first book? >> guest: i was in brooklyn. >> host: moving in or -- >> guest: i wrote some really good bo

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according to briefings divided by google and facebook, the fbi never contacted these companies to ask for assistance in identifying the authors of these concerning posts. what steps are internet and social media companies taking to proactively monitor threatening content posted to their services as opposed to relying on other users to bring such content to their attention? mr. beckerman: there are strict community guidelines and there are mechanisms in removing that content. the first his artificial intelligence, which is good at identifying known images of violating content and blocking it before it reaches a platform. the second are the teams of thousands of individuals around the country that ari humanized. and the third mechanism is the ability for individual users to see that context of content and flag it for both companies and law enforcement. chairman grassely: the committee learned from youtube, from their representatives, that the man who reported and find the post,rs september 2017 which read "i want to be a " hidssional school shooter under the heading of spam. what are social media comp