i guess the call here is that the iphone -- disappointing iphone sales in the december quarter are noto see evidence that they are coming back? >> yeah. actually, you know, i think there's a myth that it's fully embedded in expectation already. again, the call would be this is more a production issue than demand issue and there's 658 million iphone units that did not get shipped in december. would you argue that's not the destruction of demand. march guidance is going to be much better because i think the units will catch up in the march quarter. estimates to me are going to go higher, not lower, and if that happens, the stock keeps going higher from here. >> now, i guess the bigger question, in addition to the pace of iphone sales has just been exactly what we should be paying for apple, as steady as it is, as high quality as it is in terms of the balance sheet and shareholder return and capital and all of the rest of it, are we paying 20 times earnings is that a routine level as we're looking at a bit of a global slowdown >> it's a great question what i would say is i think a s&l a w

the iphone does many things. one of the most notable, positive things about it is it breaks down the barrier between you and the person you are interviewing or having a conversation with. you don't have the intimidating camera person with you. you don't have an intimidating camera. often you will see in the documentary that i am in alleys with people. that is where i spent most of my time in vancouver, in alleys speaking with people, having conversations with them. i had a backpack on and my phone in my pocket talking to them. as we would continue the conversation, i would ask, would you like to share this for a documentary? i would pull out my phone and say it is as easy as this. more often than not, they were willing to talk. it is that kind of access, that intimate look into these people's lives, that you see in this documentary. dion: that is what great journalism is, getting people to open up and be comfortable, especially for a situation so sensitive. to be in the thick of it and having that access makes th

uncertainty around the iphone is in question we know the plant that had the shutdowns late last year is back up to about 90% capacity so in theory if you -- you know, they can catch up to the demand. now the question is is the demand actually there? that is the big question, are people who missed out buying an iphone in time for christmas, are they willing to buy it now or looking at their checking account saying if a recession is coming soon, should i hold off and upgrade for the iphone 15 or 16 and wait and see what happens? that's the uncertainty here. plus the easing of covid restrictions out there in china, which we know what happened when we had zero covid in china, but now if workers get sickened like we've seen in shanghai with tesla and they have to shutdown production it's a new can of worms. >> the armor that apple has against tough times, 50 billion or so in dry powder cash wise plus cash equivalence -- >> 200 sml billion. >> yes 200 something billion. it can use its cash and resources to vertically integrate to potentially boost margins in tough times how do you think th

and an ipad and an iphone and everything in the world.ot, in my opinion, someone else said that if putin is needed, he will also do this in siberia, which means the amazon forest and everything will be there for him as if somewhere in the amazon in the tropics. therefore, everything will be fine with him it's the same with the amazon site, too. vitaliy, this is such a household destruction of that what has russia lived to add to what it is used to? it can somehow affect the russian people, well , this multimillion-strong community has absolutely no effect because they live. actually, it is no better than in the 90s, yes, some of them have iphones, but this is a small percentage of the rules have e -e chinese na- analogues in quotation marks to say that this will not affect the main ones. no, it will not affect the main mass of the 144 million population, it did not go beyond the scope, on the contrary, their well-being will deteriorate, the equality of 911 years ago, such a future does not scare them, but regarding the aggressiveness of t

but can't remember what it is on iphone hit the eye next to a safety network. then tap the field for password to reveal on android. tampa saved network and hit the share icon. that looks like a qr code. you'll either see the password underneath or you'll have to scan the code with google lens to reveal it. finally try using your voice to restart your phone. just say, hey, siri, restart my phone, or hey, google, restart my phone. if you're on samsung, try bixby for the command, no matter what you need to confirm the restart by tapping on the screen. >> there are lots of opinions on how often to restart your smartphone. but every once in a while is probably a good idea just to keep things running smoothly. following mentioned here, go to my website, rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. all right. rich, thank you. i just tried to restart series. you sars can help with >> anyways, something that we can't substitute, right. just looking at a weather app on own. got you in real time telling us how the leak is going to be good morning britain.

i have an ipad or a computer on which you are watching it, or an iphone , or what you are watching itll turn into a pumpkin with one stroke of the pen, we will return, well, in 90, we will return to when we lived without all of this well do you remember the everyday down-to-earth vision of the future of russia in the soviet union, so to speak, to which they aspire, it can somehow influence russia to stop putin, he will have an iphone and an ipad and an iphone and everything in the world he will have everything even as the goats said. i don't remember if stepan evgeny said that no, in my opinion, someone else said that if putin is needed, he will do this in siberia, that means the amazon forest and everything. he will have it there, as if somewhere on the amazon in the tropics. that's why he has it i am fine, and so is the amazon site, too. vitaliy, this is the destruction of everyday life. what russia used to add to what we are used to. it can somehow affect the russian people, well , this multimillion-dollar community was not affected at all, because they live. actually, no better th

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they even warned about that in early november, and a lot of people just couldn't get their iphone inr christmas so the big uncertain question now is can they carry forward into this current quarter in january? if you didn't get an iphone in time for christmas, are you willing to buy one this year instead and get it a few weeks or a month later, and on top of that as recession fears keep mounting are people going to say, hey, i don't want to overspend in case a recession hits now there are some positive things that we are hearing about. morgan stanley came out with that note today like you said saying app store sales were up 1% in december that comes off five straight quarters of app store sales declines some of just a little bit of green sheets there potentially for the services business they think morgan stanley does think that there's going to be an acceleration of growth for the december quarter after a pretty dismal year for the services area. but overall it's a lot of uncertainty and whether or not apple buying back a lot of shares can keep it afloat rhettive to its peers this y

cahn showed us how an iphone notifies users about an unknown airtag. >> that's the type of alert?. >> reporter: and according to apple, this is the sound an unknown airtag would play when it's been moving with you over time. [ tone sounding ] >> it was just absolutely terrifying. >> reporter: in august 2021, lauren hughes had just ended a relationship with an ex-boyfriend when she found an airtag in her car. >> even though my phone told me one was moving with me, i had no idea how long it had been there and if he knew the neighborhood i lived in or was looking at moving to. and that's the scariest part about it. >> reporter: hughes is one of two named plaintiffs in a recent class action lawsuit filed in california that claims apple airtags have been, quote, the weapon of choice for stalkers and abusers, charging the tech company with negligence, intrusion upon seclusion, and product liability. gillian wade is one of the attorneys who filed the class action complaint. >> if a product is small, the product is $29, and it can virtually follow you anywhere in the world that you go. it

the mac can run iphones and ipads now. kids these days have grown up on touchscreens, iphones, ipads, apple watches, amazon and kindle tablets, you name it. the next generation of people who will get laptops and desktops get computers, they get max, they are used to to touch. apple has to think about that new generation and that learning curve and what this new generation of potential buyers is used to. touch displays are important to the future of the mac and that is what apple is going to go down this road in a few years. >> when you see commuters on trains or those flying, but i get it so many people have the ipad with the attachable anyway. unlike those competing products, let's give it to your other big scoop which is starting with high-end apple watch and later, the iphone handsets, apple wants to in-house technology for the displays. the lg and samsung ones are the big suppliers when it comes to those displays. what have you learned in the course of your reporting? like the iphone and the apple watch use us -- a dis

this is an analogue of sberbank online, removed from the appstore, made specifically for iphones at thend of december, sber announced that the application can be installed in bank branches, as the vedomosti newspaper found out, sber even developed its own software to install it, the procedure looks like this in bank branches, this is done by a separate specialist. he connects the client's smartphone to his laptop via a cable. after that iphone asks for permission and apps established, but as noted by experts interviewed by vedomosti. all this is risky for customers, because one way or another the smartphone is transferred into the hands of a third party. this is a priori unsafe. and here igor sobieski from fbker security says that if jailbrake technology is used in one form or another, then this can affect the iphone itself to reduce battery life. and reduce the security level of the device ilya in the economy all thanks dictated with an economic review. russian soldiers seriously wounded in battle returns to normal life, thanks to the efforts of the medics , surgeons and prosthetists a

>> so when we came into black friday, we were a little short on the iphones because the iphone was soarter developed, we had a good supply, very steady supply. we had very short lead times for our customers that wanted a new iphone. so, actually, we managed that together with our partners in a really good way. liz: you lost television subs. okay, that hurts me. [laughter] we're on tv. >> i know it hurts you. liz: down about, what, 80,000 for television q4? what does that say about america's cord cutting? >> we added 1.4 million new broadband subscribers in the year. it's the best in a decade. and more than 400,000 in the fourth quarter. but we see also that people are cutting their it's and the cable packages -- television and the cable packages and taking sort of a naked broadband much more and more and using the streaming services as their way to get attached to news, sports or whatever it might be. liz: well, i'm a fios customer. >> oh, you are? thank you. liz: am i looking old? i guess it feels like that when people are dropping traditional cords like cable, but do you envision a

is it worth the wait, people that could not get their iphone in time for the holidays going to carryking at the economy the way many people are, and say, hey, i'm going to hold off and rein in my own spending as things get worse we know from apple itself, they're not going to hit their own internal targets for selling iphones the last quarter they did say demand was strong at the time. that was back in november, and the real question is, sarah, is the demand for iphones carrying through to the march quarter that's the big question. >> what is the set up for earnings expectations here >> they're more muted than they had been with the stock at the highs. but i don't think the stock has really been trading off the current fiscal year numbers. it's not supposed to show particularly much growth at all, even before they started to get cut back to me the whole proposition is what are we paying in this market environment for a very large stable dominant company that is not growing particularly quickly. and that's all it comes down to, the one that, you know, distributes a lot of capital back

in 2003 there was no iphone, by 2013 about 22% of americans owned an iphone, now 44%.appening is people are like, oh, i look my ios and now i want to be able to use it with my computer so i'm, in fact, going to use a mac pc. so you essentially get the situation where people are migrating from an i phone over to a pc. of course, the iphone still far more popular than the pc at least in terms of mac, but in terms of the bottom line this says it all, apple's stock price, look at that, it was just 25 cents back in 2003, look where it is today, $135.94. massive growth. if you owned apple shares back in 2003 you made a ton of money. i wish i bought into it. >> i did. i knew nothing. i just went on like one of those e-trade things and bought apple stock, not a ton of it, but it's crazy. i had no idea what i was doing. it was like ameritrade or something. >> amazing. >> better to be lucky than smart. >> that's true, because i am a lot luckier than i am smart. speak for yourself there, harry. thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> also turning to a story we have

so will they be able to pick up the iphone sales this quarter? and what about recession and china concerns steve kovach, return to the man for some insight >> the man thank you, kelly it's a story here with apple of resistance versus uncertainty. resistance last year, apple was better off than its peers. down 27% and meta on the other end of the spectrum, down 64%. now, apple appeared to be immune to a fall in demand that its peers saw in pcs and phones, so uncertainty, kelly, that's all that's left right now. apple told investors in november, iphone demand was still strong the question now is will that demand hold up this month and throughout the march quarter will apple be able to pick up the slack in iphone sales like you just said? it all comes down to china, kelly. china's new covid policy put its workers at risk of getting sick. instead of lockdowns, we may see people get too sick to work. we saw thatwith tesla already, shutting down its factory in shanghai earlier than expected, because of sick workers. now, look, we have to wait a few mor

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he says that i am stupid i'm sorry, but you have the latest iphone, and it came out yesterday or thee announcement was there, there was a speech. someone was still alive, maybe even god almost said the white steve jobs. well, everyone knows that only here she says so and so says here and there serhiy one of the deputies was there, he was right there in new york, and there he stood in a huge line, can you imagine a day? but this guy stood there, and here he was one of the first to arrive yesterday, he flew in and gave me already. now , i already have him like that, you can see it. here some such novelty was everything everyone is watching that well, i stopped briefly, because no one does that briefing anymore, the americans are surprised , pass each other, click something, a horse, a small, simple stroke , we talked about how important it is for some people to have a handbag for a reason and once upon a time, there was no telephone just like that, my very first person in the iphone, everyone got the plot in poland, er, during christmas, the christmas holidays, er, when one of the rich

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consumers will spend a great portion of income on apple products, especially iphone. >> have either of with you, steve, seen really compelling evidence that apple is ready to reduce its dependance on china? >> a little bit, in small but significant ways for example, they started producing iphones in india small, it's not going to take away their dependance on china >> theydon't want to tick off china by saying we're moving our production here. >> of course not and also, their silence spoke volumes about the protests that we saw they said they were monitoring it, but we heard nothing from apple about, you know, the ramifications of this protest, and flrankly, the horrifying videos we saw. vietnam, malaysia, all hot spots where they may turn to, to produce more pruoducts a lot of that is happening, but it's mostly accessories. >> we had a segment yesterday on value driven leadership. tim cook is mentioned one of the people that leads with the values that is not a case where he led with values. tom, same question do you see real serious at-scale attempts by apple to not rid itself of its

it's more about can they deliver on their promise of iphone sales over the course of the fiscal year,terize the risks surrounding the phone cycle itself versus services and the degree to which consumers may, what, pair back on their subscription to icloud or something different? >> sure. the risk for the iphone sales is that we are seeing a combination of supply chain disruption and demand degradation, to the extent you have a global weakening economy, consumers may hold on to their current iphone for an extended period of time working in apple's favor, you see verizon, the other carriers heavily promoting new iphones to basically take advantage or exploit the billions of dollars they invest in their 5g networks on the services front, i think they're okay as long as they continue to see growth in their installed units -- can iphone sales hold for this fiscal year and concerns of that are weighing on the shares >> all right the standing is that apple demand, it's like matter it's very difficult to kill outright because you're unlikely as a consumer to totally switch over to another eco

moved to san diego, we're tired of paying qualcomm a few bucks for every iphone we sell they're goingast week saying they're going to do the same thing with wi-fi chips. >> does it make it easier for them to poach the talent >> absolutely. speaking of talent, we've got a lot of headlines about these other tech giants laying off people, big layoffs. >> tens of thousands. >> 12,000 google today 10,000 microsoft. >> what about apple? what's apple doing on th scenario to what we've seen is that the shareholders seem to like it? >> the first thing you've got to look at is how much did they hire in the pandemic compared to their rivals not as much. i think it was during the three years, end of 2019 through the beginning, something like they only grew 20%. we have a chart of this. the others grew, amazon grew 100% during the pandemic they didn't grow as rapidly and hired more deliberately unlike some of their rivals when macro conditions started getting worse last year, they scared back on how aggressively they're hiring even more than they normally do they don't have as much fat to cut as s

in fact, it was before the iphone so to start, grub hub was a very different business. >> had started out it was literally hard to find restaurants that deliver to you. so is just the delivery guy. we didn't have online ordering and all that jazz. so better on the process. in the book i just arrived the hobby and it turns into a business, and then it gets to be a really big business. >> who was your very first customer in which you didn't know them, they just had stumbled upon your service and ended up paying for it. >> restaurant in chicago. >> so it starts as menus, right , when did you make the transition to doing delivery? >> yeah, it was just menus , you can deliver it to your address. we made the transition to online ordering about two years into the business it was really just like a delivery guide to start. and then it dawned on me that people would actually want to place an order after discovering the restaurant but actually placing the order. i'm so in start of world we call that a finish, and so made that transition. 2004, 2008, 2004. >> doing this online, doing this on the

foxconn has brought the largest iphone went back to 90% capacity.lant is operating with roughly 200,000 staff. that suggests apple's main production partner has secured enough workers despite a covid wrist surgeons and recent staff of people. apple's latest slide has pushed its value below $2 trillion. it was last company standing in the $2 trillion value club. apple shares closed at their lowest since june of 20/20 one as concern close production problems in china will hurt holiday sales. the university of california is investing $4 billion in the massive rock stone real estate income trust. they've been forced to limit withdraws. blackstone sweetened the deal by earmarking a billion-dollar black -- billion-dollar backstop and a return of 11.25%. >> this is a big win for us. it's a big win for the university of california who is making this investment. it's a massive affirmation of the quality of the portfolio we have construction -- we have constructed, of the value of the assets here and the performance outlook. haidi: rolex has raised prices in

one analysts saying this year might not look better, expecting iphone revenues to disappoint in 2023 sees potential downward revisions as the year goes on. given that, he says apple is too pricey he cut his target by $45 to $125 a share. tony sack nothing gi is research analyst at bernstein great to see you nancy just said she's buying it. this is a good entry point pour the long run >> thanks for having me on, kelly. the tech sector overall was down 34%. apple was down 29. it fared a little bit better apple isn't any cheaper than it was one year ago i think more importantly when we look to fundamentals, apple has had a great two years. operating profit on average in the five years going into the pandemic was about $66 billion last year it was almost $118 billion. we had this huge surge in profitability over the last two years, i think in part because apple was the covid beneficiary and we may see giveback this year for sure. we're below consensus estimates. at about $5.80 a share the street at about $6.20 a share. we think as numbers come down, it's tough for stocks to work, particu

we have rich demuro revealing several handy tips and tricks for iphone users. all right. going to learn how you make still picture. and a video clip of i want to know that how to reveal a wifi password that you can't remember because i can't remember anything and to use your voice to restart your phone resigns. a photo to fit your wallpaper perfectly. take a look. having a smartphone is that it continues to get better either through software updates or by discovery features. you never knew existed. >> here are a few tips and tricks to get you started. >> the smartphone tips and tricks will have you on your way to being a power user. got a video but want to make a picture out of it. just use google photos open the video in the app hit the end. it tool then use the slider to choose the frame you want it exports and voila. you've got a still photo. speaking of pictures ever have a wallpaper photo that doesn't seem to fit your iphone lock screen. use an app named clarity to re size it for a perfect fit. just tap the magic wand. then hit the option for frame. choose your photo

speaking of pictures ever have a wallpaper photo that doesn't seem to fit your iphone lock screen. use an app named clarity to re size it for a perfect fit. just tap the magic wand. then hit the option for frame. choose your photo and dragged to adjust. it's a checkmark when you're speaking of videos, did you know you can pause a video on the iphone and interact with on-screen text to try? it was a video in the photos app, then toppling to go to a website for copy and paste. text need to share a wifi password but can't remember what it is on iphone hit the eye next to a safety network. then tap the field for password to reveal on android. tampa saved network and hit the share icon. that looks like a qr code. you'll either see the password underneath or you have to scan the code with google lens to reveal it. finally try using your voice to restart your phone. just say, hey, siri, restart my phone, or hey, google, restart my phone. if you're on samsung, try bixby for the command, no matter what you need to confirm the restart by tapping on the screen. >> there are lots of opinions o

>> talking about 25% of their iphones in the future. to one indian minister because right now, apple assembles five to 7% of their iphones but you have to remember that last year was kind of a pivot, a turning point because for the first time in history, they actually made and augmented more of their production the flagship iphone 14 in india instead of just all pure in china. right? they had 90% of their production locked up there. now the reason that we haven't heard about job cuts by the way at apple is that they didn't hire as much and didn't increase their head count as much as the microsoft and alphabet et cetera. stuart: apple is the holdout. >> it helps when you have $200 billion in cash in the balance sheet, but that could be said about microsoft and meta as well which is why are you cutting people and laying off people when you have all that money in cash? stuart: microsoft reports tomorrow. tesla on wednesday. give us a preview. >> okay, so do you want to start with microsoft or tesla? i feel like i don't need to ask you who

sber began to install its own application on the iphone and customers in bank branches, that is, them has a solution, but requires a personal visit. and judging by the reviews on the network without a 100% guarantee of results. how many users have already used this service in the field, again, they do not disclose to owners of smartphones on the android operating system a little easier, but they also have to perform a certain number of manipulations, installing applications bypassing the google play store, immediately after the update, customers will continue to use all the services of the bank, as usual, it is very easy to update the application , uh, android device users can do it both on the bank's website and in height, and soyuz owners simply contact our office and at the bank. our staff will help you install the application to access services on your iphone installation mechanism developed by sberbank and fully meets security requirements and i remind you that our wp-version is also always available to all customers, however, their version of electronic services. sberbank is al

what is the status of their iphone operations there?ries have started to make the latest iphone working model within the country. that shows apple is aggressively trying to grow india into an iphone production plays outside of china. at the same time, apple has exported more than 2.5 billion iphones from december, so twice the number of the year before. both foxconn and pegatron have contributed to apple's increasing exports from india. we will see how that turns out this year. yvonne: and another good day for tsmc, what are we hearing when it comes to the outlook of the chips crisis? why do you think investors are so excited after what we heard last week? >> i think tsmc has been helped by the fact that investment companies have acquired estate, and that smooth over investors jittery over potential geopolitical uncertainties in this region. at the same time, investors feel reassured by what tsmc said in the investors conference, which is better than feared when it comes to the outlook for the second half of this year. yvonne: thanks so

our employees will help you install the application to access services on your iphone.installation mechanism is developed sberbank and fully meets security requirements and i remind you that our vt-version is always available to all customers. however, its version of electronic services. sberbank is also not so simple, the fact is that in order to establish a secure encrypted connection to the site and the latter must be a valid ussr certificate, browser-recognized certificates, these certificates are issued by several organizations until recently . all of them were foreign western, certification. this sberbank.ru has already expired. most browsers show a connection to it as insecure, that is, there is no guarantee that it is not made by intruders, a copy of the site. the certificate of the online site sberbank.ru of the actual personal account, e-e of the client of sberbank, expires on january 25 in the middle of the next week of options to access the web version of sber services, there will be two left, either to install the root certificate of a new domestic certific

, then, in general, experts say that not only iphones can be blocked.called our former western partners and our opponents. which is quite obvious. and for what purpose and how realistic is it? let's try to talk to igor ashmanov. igor stanislavovich hello me. apparently, stanislavovich does not hear me. apparently . it's a pity, because really i would like to understand how likely the very term is, and bricking, which is now actively used, apparently. it's not just the words cerberus micron centaur that have gained new new meaning lately. but i'm also bricking. that is, the very process that can turn can happen . i’m talking about all our smartphones, i’m looking at a tablet, which, in general, is also quite obvious that, if desired, probably remotely, it can be blocked. unfortunately, we do not have an expert in touch, with with whom we could discuss this issue, but i very much hope that in our next broadcasts we will be able to establish this connection and ask the very questions that, in general , even make you panic a little. however , it is obvious

. >>> a major blow to samsung as apple looks to shift iphone production in-house. >>> ftx back in bankruptcy court today. invests waiting on two key rulings. >>> later on, if you need a reason to be optimistic about your money long term, we've got one coming up on your rbi, all on this wednesday, january 11th. this is "worldwide exchange. ♪ >>> well, good morning, good afternoon, good evening from wherever in the world you may be watching i'm brian sullivan let's kick off the hour with how things are looking in the futures market we're slightly higher across the board. we're up about 70 points everyone is waiting to see if we can keep this little run we've had going. you're coming off some decent gains for the major indexes. we're going to hit the full list in about a half houring but overall it's been a good start to the year for stocks case in point, 22 dow components are higher this year with four of those, dow itself, intel, disney, and salesforce, up more than 10% since january 1st not bad. this as bonds fall and yields rise the 10-year yield, 6.5%. you want to hear something that sound

you've seen warnings for demand on consumer electronics, and that could filter into iphones as well. there are lots of different issues where the company could see at least a short-term impact for 2023. >> one thing we haven't touched on was regulation. remember last year you and i were chatting offline about the supposed tit for tat between elon musk and tim cook, the charge that apple charges on its ios platform is apple going to come under pressure from regulators this year to change that or reduce the commission of charges? >> we've seen the eu there was a report that perhaps apple was considering or allowing users to use other app stores on their devices, which would be huge. apple has been incredibly protective over its ecosystem it's built around ios, around using the apple app store and apple's apps there's been a lot of scrutiny around that. if apple does allow that, that will be huge we've seen them make changes one is around eu's laws around charging and apple having to make their iphones for the futurer be compatible with usb many expect it to have usc b certainly globall

the fiker is attached to the iphone and looks like a regular card, but several times smaller.er. it is very small , literally miniature, and by the way, the sberbank payment sticker is the smallest of all the stickers currently being tested on the market, in fact it is analogous to a bank card, but there is no card number and code confirming the operation on the sticker the payment sticker can be used wherever there is a terminal for contactless payments with the usual convenient movement of the european central bank. must raise the key rate twice more by 50 basis points, this was stated by members of the governing council, the ecb. petra kazimir aims to bring inflation to a target level of 2%, which is still unlikely for the foreseeable future. despite the fact that the indicator slowed from november to december, the economist expects another increase in inflation at the beginning of the year, reuters writes recently to keep prices down rates and the central bank grew at the fastest pace in history. the serbian investment company hefest became the owner of 100% of the shares

meeting for him there with jack dorsey then the head of twitter and steve jobs jobs gave him a bear iphone adorsi got him a twitter account so sorry it's my fault he's trying to gain cheap authority in this way by showing that he's also a hawk but it is more like pitiful croaking. medvedev periodically threatens with nuclear weapons and even wages war with satan or organizes a hunt for traitors. by the forces of invisible groups. i am sure that they do not have a control center, that is, before the war, all their propaganda is there, some messages, remember, everyone caught the hidden meaning, but there is no hidden meaning . lyrics but he has no instructions, so today say that we will hit there with a nuclear bomb. he woke up drunk and called an assistant. what do we have there? but the ukrainians hit here in english. ah, they hit in english. come on, write about what we on them with nuclear weapons now for nothing. this is how it happens. the ex-president has now turned into such a speech. he pushes no less absurd. it is also possible that the horsemen of the apocalypse are already on th

the sticker is attached to the iphone and looks like a regular card, but several times smaller. here is the sticker. he is very small literally miniature and, by the way, the sberbank payment sticker is the smallest of all the stickers currently being tested on the market, essentially an analogue of a bank card, but there is no card number and code confirming the operation on the sticker . us $600 million bankrupt ftxbank manfrida bj assets confiscated this includes cash and shares of the company ruben hood reports channel abc bankman freed accuses financial fraud. a criminal case has been opened. let me remind you that the ftx cryptocurrency exchange filed for bankruptcy in the past. and in november, and its head resigned, the greater us authorities accused him of defrauding investors of frida, facing imprisonment for up to 11.5 years, this was news of the economy in a nutshell. the pobeda train arrived at the belorussky railway station in moscow in one of the carriages of the museum, a new exhibition was opened, telling about military tribunals. the exposition is dedicated to

with ipads, but it was the iphone sapedami created, understandable to users.for the use of these devices and, accordingly, the mass audience and the interest on the part of software developers for all this is to understand, according to the estimates of the extras service, the market for devices for virtual and up to full reality. last year it already reached $ 25 billion, but the sold headsets often gather dust in the table, simply because the application for them is not even enough games, which, it seemed, should move this segment, so, if you believe and follow the mordoras agency, almost 60% of all games developers don't think about vr at all. and only one in ten does something for one of the headsets. the most interesting device for developers today. this is from companies banned in russia. home, which owns the largest social networks and builds a meta-universe according to various estimates. it accounts for nine out of ten devices sold in the world, but the company, firstly, is betting only on virtual reality, and not on a mixture of virtual and augmented

a meeting with jack dorsey there, while the head of twitter and steve jobs, jobs gave medvedev an iphonetorsi, he got a twitter account, so sorry, it's my fault, he 's trying to gain cheap authority in this way, showing that he's also a hawk but it's more like a pitiful croak medvedev's perio threatens nuclear weapons and even makes war with satan or organizes a hunt for the latter's traitors, he proposed to punish under the law of wartime, especially rioters , and to do it by the forces of invisible groups. i i'm sure that they don't have a control center, that is, before the war, all their propaganda is there, there are some messages, remember, everyone caught the hidden meaning, but there is no hidden meaning . he has instructions, so today, say that we will strike there with a nuclear bomb. he woke up drunk and called an assistant. what do we have there? well, the ukrainians hit here in english. ah, they struck in english. come on, write about the fact that we will now strike them with nuclear weapons. this is how it is happening. the ex-president now turns everyone he spoke to, he p

well, you know the address, you have it in your iphone, and what do you want?y alone thank you i well, what are you doing, girl? mine is fine. falling asleep brain incorrectly left for three months. if there is nothing to lose and there exactly? maybe this is a patient of one discharge celebrating fireworks launched by a hero on call about from january 9 at 22:50 on ntv new year with new series on weekdays at 20:00 on ntv happy new year. with a new blender. meet the new year holidays with ozone italian coffee beans for 849 rubles. and a polaris immersion blender for 2.799 rubles. coffee that is always with helps you get through the morning traffic jams, gives you joy becomes an excuse for a date. natural that very favorite coffee in a tasty point. i marry bank customers. tinkoff no longer pays for minutes. order a sim card on the website tinkoff.ru and get free minutes forever tinkoff he is one of a kind with welson. you can fall asleep in 20 minutes venson lovers to sleep in the new season from january 9 at 20:00 on ntv in order to confidently buy an apartment

isn't it just true that we'll have like less cool iphones, we'll have less functionality? you know, our military weapons won't be quite as you know, james bond. why why do you paint such a dire scenario around the slowdown of moore's law? because and again, check me on this. i'm not an expert, but eventually moore's law hit some physical barriers, right. the size of an electronic and a chain. so, so, so, so talk a little bit about that. that's right. so moore's law is actually not a law. it's a prediction, although it's often called a law coined by one of the co-founders of intel, gordon moore, in 1965. and he saw that the number of transistors you could put on a chip, which is roughly a proxy for its computing power, was doubling at the time, doubling annually. since then, it's doubled once every two years or so. and that's proven true since that point all the way up to the present, which is why the cost of computing has fallen by around a billion fold and the number of transistors you can put on each chip, and thus the amount of computing power on a chip has risen by abo

the app is currently available for iphone and ipad, but rebecca also has plans to make rebokeh a communityrate, uncorrectable vision impairment. and we're super excited to be able to also showcase and bring awareness to that population, to give those people a space to come and gather and say, we have our own very unique set of life experiences and needs and challenges and wants, and to give them an opportunity to come together with people more similar to them to talk about those things is really what we ultimately want rebokeh to grow into. that was paul. see, ces is full of big, shiny, colourful tech companies but it's also full of brilliant human stories like that one as well. and that's all we've got time for from vegas, or shall we do some more next week? yeah, why don't we? why not? more from here next week. thanks for watching, see you then. hello. this week's weather has been following a familiar pattern — most of the wintry showers have been across northern and western parts of the uk, so some good covering of snow in places, especially into the higher ground. the further east you

be the year that apple launches some kind of mixed reality glasses, which could be a much—needed iphonerrently all let down by battery life, and even the most expensive headsets need to be charged every two hours or it's game over. with product launches aplenty, ces saw the big players hitting the headlines as usual. lenovo teamed up with motorola to unveil its thinkphone — a smartphone that syncs with thinkpad laptops. lenovo says the two devices will have unparalleled functionality together. sony used its keynote speech to announce a playstation 5 controller for disabled gamers. sony says it's a highly customisable kit of different buttons, triggers and sticks that allow players to create a set—up that suits their needs. we're really excited to see the impacts of the controller on helping to make access to gaming available to many more people. wikipedia's operator has denied claims that the saudi government infiltrated its team in the middle east. two international human rights groups have said that saudi officials altered or deleted content. the wikimedia foundation said no evidence

what kind of -- and i know you're in a quiet period, but are you going to be in the iphone 15?look, we did say during our earnings call that we expect to be in, you know, the iphone launching in 2023. beyond that we're not making any predictions. at the end of the day, we are going to continue to be the company setting the pace of innovation in 5g connectivity technology, and we're always going to be available for apple if they choose to -- liz: are you friends with tim cook? >> absolutely. liz: you talk? you say, i mean, come on, let's -- we've been together a long time. >> i'm sure they will recognize we are one of their best suppliers. i think we have, if you look at the quality of our technology in their products, and as i said, we'll be available for themthey want to continue with qualcomm. liz: qualcomm went public way back in 1991, and it was $16. now it's $107, all-time high, 185. we have so much more to talk about with cristiano amon. he is going to be joining us in just a moment. coming up, you've heard of soft war as a service, how about -- software as a service, how

to date, it is estimated over 2.2 billion iphones have been sold.the blackberry disappeared and it was only the iphone, but -- >> steve: i still like the keyboard on the blackberry. >> ainsley: it's easy to hold and use both thumbs. >> steve: so they are coming out with augmented reality headsets. that's probably for gamers, right? >> ashley: i would assume so. i know they've had issues getting it launched, so maybe third time's a charm. >> steve: thanks, ashley. >> brian: soon you won't have to have any real expenses. you can just experience virtual experiences and get the same result. >> ainsley: keep your pajamas on, stay in bed, and go to aruba with goggles. >> brian: don't even get on the airplane. >> ainsley: exactly. do it right in bed. >> brian: i guess that's what they're hoping for. >> steve: i like to leave the house. >> ainsley: a lot of people are staying at home. more so than ever. >> brian: if you l would rather live a virtual live or real life, write us. >> steve: my real-life friend is in aruba right now with his wife, erica. they g

what we need to be on the watch for, sara, is if that demand slips on the hardware side too is iphoneto slip or still as strong as apple said it was back in november when they warned about the production cuts or looming recession, are they going to be in trouble there. then the question is talking about the maps news today, what other levers can they pull in the services business if the app store is weak. we've been talking about advertising across apple's ecosystem for the last several months and they announced a new feature for apple maps that would let businesses create their own pages like on google maps and that is seen as a foundation to adding paid promotion and advertising within the apple maps. >> so some worried about services slowdown, sounds like not as much demand concerns but more on the production concerns, what's happening with the numbers and outcomes part of the barclays call they cut the forecast. >> we've been seeing cuts down, most people had it in the $200 range i would say and analysts have been slowly trimming away at that. i've been seeing theories 125 is goin