for new iphones -- iphones for new iphones.e releases iphone which is an significantly better than the previous one and people still decide to switch to it, the strength of the brand is holding up. if you extrapolate that going forward, the expectation is that the ihone -- is that the iphone proves to be the phone that everyone is expecting, then -- selina: something that's become more apparent is that apple needs to build up this service is part of its business as hardware continues to slow. can apple do that fast enough before facebook and google can expand and hardware? david: that's a really interesting question, selina. i think it's pretty funny that somebody should call apple one of the most underappreciated stocks, considering it's the highest valued company in history. it's at an all-time peak. on the other hand, there is a certain logic to that. both those analysts you mentioned are very smart guys who have been around a long time. apples he/eat -- apple's p/e is lower than facebook -- google or amazon. you can't just

the iphone gaffe.e that the iphone thing isn't quite the same as what chaffetz said, but it is close. >> i think every person on the planet would agree that you have to make choices. >> andy: okay. tom, you said chaffetz was taken out of context. i would just like to say that approximately 2 minutes before that you yelled at jesse for carrying about context. >> i'm killing it tonight. >> andy: i felt like saying yelled, you didn't really yell at her. it's cute that you think an iphone cost $300. >> i'm with boost mobile, i don't know about you. i also don't have interest. >> andy: iphone 7 starts at like $650. >> i'm waiting for the next one. >> andy: i am to be using the f rating for movies that are female friendly, i'm with you, if i see a movie has an f rating, i assume it sucks. >> if we learned nothing else in school -- >> andy: how did they not think of that? >> a man came up with it. >> i think we should have gone for rated m for "am i right, ladies? " >> andy: jessie, first of all, happy intern

that you bought a $1500 iphone case, what did you buy?t full of diamonds? >> now, it is a brand name, louis vitton. >> what was the $5,000 one? >> the same thing but made out of crocodile leather. >> it is not about looking good but status. i can blow more money on my case than on my iphone. >>> oli the dog has his own home movie. >> he's locked into it. >> he's watching dog flix and chilling. >>> and boys versus girls for the playground showdown. >> show us what you got. >> i'll show you what i got. >> see who gets schooled when the dance battle begins. >>> plus, the brave duck looks good. >> but if you look closely -- >> why what is on the sid shopper's nightmare. >> if there's one there s. or, take mucinex. one pill fights congestion for 12 hours. no thank you very much, she's gonna stick with the short-term stuff. 12 hours? guess i won't be seeing you for a while. is that a bisque? i just lost my appetite. why take medicines that only last 4 hours, when just one mucinex lasts 12 hours? start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end thi

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this next iphone will be a big deal.isn't going to take much away from it. .e are going into a six-month where samsung is going to be all the talk with this cool new design. once apple lands on their phone, it will all go away. it really gets others to stick to the platform. apple is keeping the people involved with the iphone. i don't think there is going to be too many people, certainly everyday iphone users, that will switch to this s8. vonnie: let's get back to the8 -- the s8 eight again. it is not a replacement for the note 7, obviously it is a bigger phone. will this be able to save samsung? here ise technology advanced and the prices are in line with an iphone. a lot of the carriers are having specials going on right now. some of the carriers say you will get this new vr gear free if you order it out of the april 21 release date. to your point, it is a big over samsung because the note 7 was very well reviewed until it started exploding and being banned by the faa. it was really an embarrassment for them. if this

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they are set to release their iphone 8.anz brings up an interesting point about the market saturation. it feels like these sexy, big press conference events around smart phones are getting old. where is the artificial intelligence products, where are the driverless cars? why aren't we there yet with apple or samsung? >> the market is barely growing. i any thatthink that's why appl still very interesting. they only hold 15% globally. this is not an industry where you have 60%, 70% share. when i look at apple, i think of when you are talking about. the world is becoming a computer, whether it is our televisions, watches, a company like apple can really differentiate. samsung cannot. they rely on android, which is google's operating system. >> they rely that for the smartphone. despite this massive headline issue they have, the stock price has done remarkably well. this company, two, three years ago, moved very much on the news of what its galaxy phone was doing and whether it was beating apple. it has evolved over the last ye

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carol: will the iphone survive augmented reality.ad on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am carol massar. oliver: i am oliver renick. you can also catch us on the radio on serious xm 119, 99.1 fm in washington dc, and a.m. 960 in the bay area. carol: in the technology section, a butterfly-sized drone that could be exactly what mother nature ordered. >> a researcher at the national institute of advanced science technology in japan has developed through adhesive jellies, conductive gels and liquids, and started to repurpose them as a means of pollinating flowers. concerned about decades worth of devastation to the world bee population. oliver: is this a surrogate for the bees that is driving this? >> these drones this guy is attaching bid he's of two is ahdese about the size of butterflies. the end goal is to make them autonomous enough to complement the bee population. oliver: tell us about the actual technology. you guys got some cool photos in the magazine. tell us about where the adhes

this is going to give the iphone new life.im cook talked about this as one of the few new things he's talked about. i think mark is spot on. we're bullish on augmented reality for apple. >> good stuff, steve. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> see you next time. opening bell after a break. the command performance sales event is here. experience exceptional offers on our most refined models ever. get up to $2,500 customer cash on select 2017 models for these terms. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. [he has a new business teaching lessons. rodney wanted to know how his business was doing... ...so he got quickbooks. it organizes all his accounts, so he can see his bottom line. ahhh...that's a profit. know where you stand instantly. visit quickbooks-dot-com. hey nicole. hey! i just wanted to thank your support team for walking me through my first options trade. we only do it for everyone gary. well, i feel pretty smart. well, we're all about educating people on options strategies. well, don't worry, i won't let this accomplis

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an iphone starts at $700 for example. those are very powerful.nnect them to a pc get horsepower into them. on the other end of these cheaper versions of ar technologies. vr, it is samsung flimsy. you see google glass, $1500 for a beta program. flimsy. king -- this company that prides themselves on the design of their technology products wants to strike a balance. iswill make something that not very expensive but is also powerful and not flimsy. we'll see if they can pull that off. >> going back to tim cook, you note that tim cook lichens augmented reality to its game changing potential to that of a smartphone. he thinks this is a game changer for the company. this is important for apple, a company that gets the bulk of its earnings from the iphone. he is putting it on that level. >> thing about the iphone that made it unique is that it went beyond the phone. an ecosystem and created the app store. it lead to things like the apple watch and ipad. there are many products and services that the company makes the majority of its money from now that ar

. >> for the iphone survive augmented reality? ?ack to bloomberg businessweek. >> you can catch us on the radio at sirius xm channel 419 and -- 119 and a.m. 11 30 in new york, and 1200 and boston, 90 91 fm in washington dc, and am 960 dashcam 960 in the bay. >> and in london in asia. in the technology section of butterflies guys drone that could be just what mother nature ordered. >> as senior researcher at the national institute of advanced science technology in japan has developed jellies, he is in the business of conductive gels and liquids. a couple years ago they were trying to repurpose it as a means of pollinating flowers. concerned about the decades worth of devastation. >> is this a ceric it for bees, what is driving this? >> these drones this guy is a touching adhesive to the size of -- attaching adhesive to the size of butterflies. his endgame goal is to make them autonomous enough that they cannot necessarily replace the bee population but implement it. >> tell us about technology, these guys have cool photos. tell us so

a new iphone later in the year.share more data with the developer immunity to boost revenue from services. bloomberg technology editor alison joins us with more. this is the headline out of all of today's news, the idea that the app store will get a revamp to help developers that might have been unhappy with the experience in the last go. reporter: this is all about services business. they have become the star of that business. , its gadgets are not selling like they used to. the iphone cells actually felt last year. fell lastctually year. there pushing the store as one of the main money generators, board equitable than hardware is generally speaking. what better way to get services business humming than to give some of these developers a lot more data about what they are actually doing, whether subscribing to new services, canceling, that type of thing, and developers have responded. vonnie: what about money and user experience? both are necessary. it is not just about giving asset data. reporter: part of the relax

look at the iphone. this is the iphone 7 and the 7-plus product red special edition. which marks the ten-year partnership between apple and red. red is a program that help provide access to hiv/aids programs in sub sahara africa. the latest ipad has 9.7-inch retina display, all-day battery life. front and back facing cameras and h.d. video recording. the price for the newest ipad is $329. apple kicking off a new app today. clip lets you create videos on the iphone and the ipad. the tech company says you can put together clips to make videos shareable on the app and across social media. it's free and it will be available next month. you can order the iphone and the ipad on friday. alison: are the lines forming now? amy: i'm sure. anytime no amy: absolutely. jonathan: ahead for us here, we will talk about the traffic situation. trenice bishop has an eye on the road for us. hey, trenice. trenice: good afternoon, jonathan. we have delays and incidents to tell you about. we will get a look at the big picture. you can see the afternoon shaping up. we are moving slowly on th

. >> all built around the iphone.hat's where you think the expectations should be raised. >> yeah, that's right. we think that potential for upgrades here is very high. we've got about 260 million units forecast for the next fiscal year. that's up 17% on the last year they're going to finish out here in september, so, we believe there's a lot of potential for momentum on that new iphone. now, it e depends on apple delivering a good product, but we see a lot of evidence there is a good product here. >> we debate the services side of the business all the time. how do you think about that part of apple's business and how you look at the whole model? >> yeah, i think that's a pretty challenging side of their business. we are not super optimistic in our forecast there. we think there's a lot of potential for apple, but so far, they haven't shown themselves able to capitalize on that. that doesn't mean they won't in the future. they've got a lot of talented people there, but still a lot of challenges. >> it's joe. on friday

if you compare that to iphones, it's not very many.iscussed this on our radio show that my ipad -- i remember having an argument with my boss. i should have said i would have it longer than i had the job, it was three bosses ago. reporter: the thing that's interesting about it is the margin on the ipad are worse than a laptop. one might imagine apple would prefer to be selling laptops. but of course, you have apps in the ipad. cory: that's interesting. apple has been advertising services. reporter: exactly. it is the way to drive more revenue, cutting the price on the ipad is a way of getting the tool into customers hands and hoping they will spend more money. cory: which one do you have? reporter: i think i have the ipad pro, the smaller one. cory: not the many -- mini. is the device itself new? reporter: the old device on new pricing. different memory options as well. cory: how dramatic is the price drop? reporter: they are $229 now. still not an insubstantial amount of money considering you can get a laptop for over $100. cory: not

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the analog there is the iphone. right?ry drops, they get gross margins, compression, and competition from companies who don't care about patents and just make cheap copies. but, you've got companies like fitbit who have fabulous margins, or apple, fabulous margins, who are deeply in the consumer electronic space. how do you make sure you are the latter and not one of the former? guest: we pride ourselves on not being a gadget. when i say best analog since the iphone, there are two big things. steve jobs was smart enough to launch a pocket computer and not call it a pocket computer. the iphone was a pocket computer, but he was smart enough to say people are already carrying computers in their pockets, and i will leverage that to get them a new device, the iphone. now it is easy to forget the original iphone did not have an app store. so it is two things we are , leveraging a phone in your ears, and we want to build a platform on that. but you also have to question, the way you don't become a gadget is you focus on the softw

rishaad: it is bigger than the iphone seven, and the plus version is bigger than the iphone 7 plus.s, noow call it s8 longer distinguishing it because both phones have the edge display. the only maker who can offer that panel. rishaad: is s8 strong enough to regain consumer confidence? >> i think the phone is quite strong in terms of the hardware. a lot of leaks of the specifications match what we have been writing about, so maybe in terms of the surprise factor, it a not be a lot, but it is a strong device, and now they are incorporating this system, leveraging on last year's acquisition, so it could be a great success for samsung. having said that, that does not mean it will have a strong comeback. bear in mind that the key focus would be to regain customer confidence, so i suspect samsung will spend a lot on marketing to regain their brand recognition. thank you. that is all we have time for. the galaxy s8. brexitcoming up, will cause chinese investors to lose confidence in u.k. real estate? ofwill put that to the ceo the chinese property portal. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ announcer:

could augmented reality replace the iphone?ublic debut, not one analyst has a buy rating on the firm until now. we will ask the analyst why he is bullish on the company. but first to our lead, uber as confirmed jeff jones is leaving the company after less than a year. ofs follows reports allegations from sexual harassment to the c.e.o. travis kalanick. the company is a world in a lawsuit with waymo. waymo claiming uber is using stolen secrets attained by one of uber's former executives. joining us to discuss is brad stone and eric newcomer who is all over things uber. it is interesting because on one side of the equation, is it the amount of controversies and scandals? on the other side, it is about --that they are about to hire a c.o.o.? >> they brought in jeff. he was a big hire. they were going to make the ridesharing operation more marketing savvy. he was in charge of the global ridesharing operation. now we are talking about hiring a c.o.o. who will be the number two. it is an effective demotion for jones. his role never m

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he says they could have told the makers of the iphone and iphone users, but he claims they chose not tough balance to pull. of course the terrorists out in the field use the same iphone as my mum. while i'd like to protect my mum, i also want to find out information about the terrorists. i understand the difference there, but it's always a balance that the cia and other intelligence agencies have, with disclosing vulnerabilities. do you think edward snowden is right? i think that's really delicate topic. there is no doubt that in withholding vulnerabilities that makes everyone safe, it's just a question of intelligence gain versus intelligence lost. we've heard retired figures from the intel community attacking younger operatives, who they feel have leaked this material, and wikileaks were appointing themselves judge and jury, deciding to let this material out to the public apparently without consideration for the consequences. are you aware of a different attitude these days among people who are seeing stuff go across their desk that concerns them and disturbs them and feeling almos

the iphone has lost ground to local rivals.ll with us, guest host of this hour, david kirkpatrick in new york. this is sort of like a tested way to cozy up to the government and maybe curry favor and do your business some good. david: probably more than any other country on the planet, it really works in china to show you as a company are willing to help the government achieve its own goals. and their goals include increasing research in china, developing more competence among the research community, ultimately will include training more people. i am sure apple will get involved in that. microsoft got a lot of mileage when they started helping entrepreneurship in china. i wrote a big piece for "fortune" about this. microsoft struggled in china until the day it did that and everything took off. windows got licensed legally. all kinds of things. caroline: a little investment can go a long way. the baidu chair was discussing china perhaps becoming a hot spot in terms of tech entrepreneurialism and talent and perhaps luring away fr

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in the iphone ballpark.kes it more expensive than cheaper iphone models. >> the iphone starts at 399. samsung is going after the premium market with this device. so it's a gamble given the fact that the lower cost android phones, but this is where samsung wants to play. stuart: if i'm going to pay $750 for a new phone, i want it to be a breakthrough, a leap forward in technology. is it? >> in some ways, yes. we're waiting to see how good bixby is as an assistant, for example. i think the jury is still out. there are things we don't love, for example, the camera although it's great, it's not a dual shooter that you have on the iphone 7 you don't get the true optical zoom and other things we'll wait and see the battery life and how long it lasts. stuart: which would you like to have iphone 7 or the galaxy 8. >> i'd like the design and the app-- >> he wants it all. stuart: you fail the finals test. appreciate it. the live action presidency rolls on and the republicans plan to replace obamacare failed, but that

i would note that both the iphone 6 and iphone 7 cycles had some gains before and had further gains after because the cycles were better than expected. the six was very strong, the seven was simply better than feared. and our belief is that it's certainly possible that we could have upward divisions based on the strength of the upgrade cycle. we believe that users have been holding off, that their last two products have been relatively incremental and evolutionary, and that the iphone 8 will be a significant form factor change. >> hey, toni, it's josh brown. tim cook has said publicly that the thing that he's most excited about in the future is augmented reality. he thinks it's better than virtual estimated. it's been estimated that could be a $165 billion market. apple is in a position they could own it if they decide to start incorporating those features with their cameras and going further with wearables. do you see it as that big of a deal, or is this just another thing like appletv and apple automotive that kind of hangs out there and then fades away? >> i certainly see it as an oppo

apple seemed to do okay with the iphone 7, which a lot of people said was a retread of the 6.he ball is in apple's court assuming this does and should except for last years, we've got coming from summer. >> is there a risk that apple actually with its big debut of this tenth anniversary phone is now a catchup or playing copycat to what samsung debuted today. >> they're playing catchup, but we're talking about months here. the big beat that samsung had over apple was when they introduced the bigger screen before that everyone dismissed as a fablet, no one's going to want that. even apple denigrated it. samsung had a couple of years where they gained huge share because people loved that. here they're going to have a few months. don't see iphone 7 users saying, oh, i just can't wait another two months, i've got to go rush out and buy the samsung. >> we are awaiting paul ryan any moment. and i believe he is now ready. here's the house speaker's -- >> -- does exactly what its title suggests. it gives congress the authority to review and reverse regulations that have been recently f

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stand up gabe slate - the new red iphone and the new ipad will hit stores this friday. new mobile clips app will be out in late april. gabe slate kron 4 news. (pam) starting in 2018, tourists will be able to dive down and explore the wreckage site of the titanic . the first voyage is already fully booked, despite the fact the experience cost more than 100- thousand dollars per person. the eight-day journey sets off from newfoundland, canada, and will transport visitors in a luxury submarine to the ship's final resting place- which is more than two miles below the surface of the atlantic. this could be one of the last opportunities to visit the titanic. scientists say, bacteria could eat away what's left of the wrechkage within the next 15 or 20 years. ahead at eight.. a grueling day for supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. questioned on capitol hill for 10 hours. the clear message he delivered. plus. north korea releases video depicting an attack on americans. as tensions between the u-s and the kim jong un regime rise. and next. another country banning electronic device

with the iphone, there are two big things.s smart enough to launch a pocket computer and not call it a pocket computer. he was smart enough to say people are already carrying computers in their pockets, and i will leverage that to get them a new device, the iphone. the original iphone did not have an app store. phone inveraging a your ears, and we want to build a platform on that. the other question, the way you don't become a gadget is you focus on the software and the backend. that's how apple got great. you have the app store, connectivity to a robust software platform that makes it truly indispensable, above and beyond the hardware. cory: further, where are you guys in terms of development? guest: nobody is doing what we are doing. we have four processors in each ar. it truly is a computer. we are the first product you can still walkr ear and around. caroline: that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." tomorrow, we will be covering the snap ipo from every single angle possible. remember, all episodes are live

in business news this morning, what's this all about the ci a and the iphone? >> also what wall street is saying about the battle between starbucks and dunkin' donuts. hena daniels joins us from the new york stock exchanges, good morning, hena. >> good morning, guys, here on wall street, invest remembers seeing what happens to the republican backed healthcare bill. defeat could jeopardize business friendly policies like tax cuts. the dow jones lost four-point yesterday. the nasdaq also finished down four points. >>> new documents posted by wikileaks reveal cia program targeting apple's products. the documents allege that as far back as 2008 the cia was able to install software on iphones. by intercepting shipments, and then re sending altered phones. the cia may have also found a way to install software on mack's that could not be removed. apple says any alleged iphone and mack vulnerability were fixed years ago. >>> twitter may be going add-free, willing to pay. the social networking service is considering whether to build a premium version of its tweet interf

likely. >> i was told apple could sell 110 million iphones in the back of the year. that would be a jump of 27% year over year. others are skeptical. they point to the longer replacement cycles. spam apple is on track for its best quarter. >> as josh mentioned, bernstein was out raising the price yesterday. they said essentially that you have to compare apple to its s&p valuation. not necessarily to its historic valuation. >> so apples to apples. >> i think the news is important to recognize. i appreciate that they're going to give money to charity. the iphones, the ipads in particular, maybe the units, the sales increase but you won't see average selling price increase. the margins won't be impacted. this is not what's driving the story. it is the launch of the new phone ask that will drive the stock much higher of. >> i think we are two quarters away from where you need thrown stock. where we sat new highs and then closing levels of yesterday. there to me actually may be a stock that has seen its best days for a little while. >> there is nothing wrong the company.