kara tsuboi shows us technology that tries to meld touchscreens and physical keyboards. >> reporter: watch this ipad screen closely as a keyboard bubbles up from the surface and dissolves back down. >> we actually change the shape of the surface with our accessory to allow to you be more accurate in typing. >> reporter: the case gives you a physical keyboard on your touchscreen. when you need it, slide the switch on the back of the case. the so-called finger guides come up in a plastic screen protector. the guides are firm to the touch. >> within the panel that's an invest i believe network that's the magic of technology, the invisible network that allows you to change the surface shape. >> reporter: the flat state looks and feels like a normal touchscreen. the fluid can't leak. it doesn't need to be charged. despite the popularity of touchscreens some people crave traditional keyboard features. tom hanks release a typewriter app with real typing sounds. and cases like the typo 2 attach a keyboard to your iphone. he says this keyboard will improve productivity. >> the physical feedba

in san fran is sisco, kara tsuboi cnet.com.s-3 "eyewitness . >> temperature today just above the freezing mark, but we get snow squawls this afternoon, then the bitter cold comes in, watch out for the slick roads tomorrow windchill as low as 22. >> that's crazy. and the number one you don't see that very often. carol, thank you. that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now. we may be signing off on television, always on line at cbsphilly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. have a great weekend, hammy valentine day everybody. >> bye bye. >>> good morning, it's february 14th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." another massive winter storm kicks into high gear with millions facing blizzard warnings today. >>> plus police stop a mass murder plot planned for a canadian mall. we'll have the details. >>> scientists start to uncover the mysterious substance that is killing hundreds of birds. >>> and you can resell your cds and books, but not if they're digital. inside the latest copyright war. >>> but we begin this morning wit

kara tsuboi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> now most of the nominees will walk away without statues. be getting gift bags, worth $160,000. that's the highest apply tag ever. the term bag is being used loosely, each one includes a bicycle, rentals, $28,000 custom-made piece of italian furniture. the bags are reserved for the nominees in the five major oscar categories. >> look at all of that stuff. oh and the hair spray just in case. here is your 20 thought tuscany, and hair spray. we'll be right back. >> first a look at what's coming up tonight during evening prime time viewing on your friday, right here on cbs-3. >> gorgeous sunrise. let's go ahead, throw the current conditions over top of this. yep, that's brutal stuff. 3 degrees with westerly component to the winds at 17 miles per hour. easily feels like it is well below zero. so bundle up. the high technically hits 17. most of the day may not even feel like it is above zero. vittoria? >> not looking forward to that katie. sun glare causing big old problem for our commuters causing some major sun glare. take a look at this winds b

san francisco, kara tsuboi, cnet.com. >> i didn't see mad donor boone's farm on that?that's just a chain. >> what? hey, coming up in just a couple of minute, we'll bring you more local weather traffic and sports, on our sister station the cw firm. >> i plus philadelphia mayor michael nutter just walk into our studios talking witith him about the democratic national convention coming to philly in 2016. very exciting time for the city. what's it mean for security and the impact on the economy? once again talking to mayor nutter coming up on the "cw philly". next on cbs this morning first ever cyber security sum at this time protect americans from hack attacks. >> keeping it live, keeping it local on the c. good morning it is friday february 13th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." millions caught in a deep freeze. the national guard is called in ahead of a new blizzard threat. >>> a terrifying ride. students trapped for 14 minutes on a runaway school bus. >>> plus millions of roses ready for valentine's day. we'll take you halfway across the world to show you how they m

check out cnet.com kara tsuboi round up new reservation apps in this tech minute. >> valentine dinner about the atmosphere. use app's feature specify what type of environment you're after, classy, chill trendy. it makes suggestion and shows you mens menus so sure to make sound decision, it act as con see age in your pocket, will help you find reservation on your chosen date. at the end of the meal, no need to whip out your wallet. be charged on credit card linked to your account including tip and fee for the service. and finally if you're after dining deal, try the free app bite hunter. this app pulls deals coupons specials, from all sorts of source respect across observe the web like crew on living social, and puts them in one place. purchase the deal directly through bite hunter redeem from the smart phone screen once at the restaurant. hey, who says romance can't come at a bargain? in san francisco care a dubois cnet.com. cbs "eyewitness news". >>> as we continue this morning, i459 is now open following a nasty wreck. now the investigation to find out what happened is underway. we'

in this tech minute, cnet.com kara tsuboi reports on the best apps to help you learn a foreign language. >> a wonderful for those who want to pick up on nine languages, iphone app office. whole system designed like a game, graphics rewards according to their website, 34 hours spent is equivalent to whole semester of language learning. memorize another app for phones that using games illustrations and other creative visual whales to help you learn. what's unique about memorize, all of the content created by other community members. allowing to you crib your own too. free app with in-app purchases with lesson plans for 12 different languages. once you have completed one, smith them to native speakers for a critique. finally your children will love the emerse i have world as young language learners through 12 different languages. through entertainment method makes it fun easy, to observe new vocabulary and grammar. cnet.com. cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and speaking of the kiddos, youtube will introduce new kid friendly app on monday. it will contain parental controls that allow parents to