so it's a great resource for people who don't have any resources for html or website building or don't have any idea how to do any coding it's just a great drag and drop resource to help you build a really great-looking website that's really inexpensive. >> the app that i've been playing around with and love is called ifttt. sounds like gift but without the g. it's if this then that. great app to automate a lot of things you want to do. for instance, one of the easiest ones is build on recipes, and you can deliver the weather to your phone every day, telling you, you've got to experience it. play around with it. there's so many things you could do it's definitely amazing. >> we use an app called pick, play, post. what it does is allows us to make a college of several photos, as well as video. what we found is, in sharing these photos, via social media, it stands out and actually has a much higher rate of people responding to it, because of the video, and because of the multiple pictures to be able to share and sell our story. >> i use follow-up, it's a little known application to start

. >> she taught herself html code. >> the college president is talking about a student. sarah. it was hard to afford college, so she built a web site teaching others how to apply for scholarships. >> her first impulse is putting other people first. and that is extraordinary. >> it attracted the attention of the obama administration. today she was recognized as a champion of change. white house shared video of the event. to many she's an unlikely hero. >> i came to the united states when i was four years old with my mom, dad and brother. >> she made this video after learning she was an illegal immigrant. >> i felt very betrayed by the country i call my home. this is the only place that i know >> she received doca, deferred action for childhood arrival stallus. as a recipient, deportation is deferred two years. >> i now work for girl scouts of northern california. i teach environmental science and technology programs. >> she asked for immigration reform. >> that is what i hope for this country. so our families can stay together. >> with her mom in mexico >> it is going to be nine

. >> she taught herself html code. >> the college president is talking about a student. sarah.was hard to afford college, so she built a web site teaching others how to apply for scholarships. >> her first impulse is putting other people first. and that is extraordinary. >> it attracted the attention of the obama administration. today she was recognized as a champion of change. white house shared video of the event. to many she's an unlikely hero. >> i came to the united states when i was four years old with my mom, dad and brother. >> she made this video after learning she was an illegal immigrant. >> i felt very betrayed by the country i call my home. this is the only place that i know >> she received doca, deferred action for childhood arrival stallus. as a recipient, deportation is deferred two years. >> i now work for girl scouts of northern california. i teach environmental science and technology programs. >> she asked for immigration reform. >> that is what i hope for this country. so our families can stay together. >> with her mom in mexico >> it is going to be nine yea

we're over that at java, html and the lower level languages.the of them to have a functionality niche because the applications are not wedded to any particular architecture anymore. >> scott, want to weigh in on apple? you probably saw some of the things they announced. are they back in the game, if you will? >> i think steve jobs was a rare and unique individual. and it's going to be really hard for any organization. and i don't care how bright, hard working and wonderful, and what kind of legacy and culture that you have. leaders matter. and he was a -- i don't think i could have worked for him. but he was just very, very unique, unbelievably important character. and i think it's going to be hard longer term to go do that. the second problem i have with apple, i find the product is incredibly close, proprietary and not operative with other -- they don't play nice with other products. when they had steve and they had all of that market power, that was one thing. but i look at android in the marketplace on a global basis. not silicon valley or