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when they bought the motorola brand, they hoped there would be room to grow.markets have flat lines and the price of component have caused pressure for them. they had component prices that are going up and that has been a challenge on the margin front. they had not been able to make the profits they wanted across the board. pricing pressures are going to continue going forward. it is going to be a challenge for them. haidi: the company has been trying to do things to show up growth. negotiating toen acquire a business from fujitsu. they still need to complete that deal. it is not clear how much additional scale it is going to get them. they have had buyers over the years, they have been willing to make acquisitions to bring down their cost, the more competitive but both in the pc market, the smartphone market, the server market, you have competition across the board. you have other companies who have seen their model, seeing how it works and are following their lead in terms of that strategy. haidi: a few challenges therefore lenovo. we have seen their stock f

os screen which is something that has been appearing in samsung phones for vertical integration, motorola essential phones we have had on the show alhave them. the app store, it is something they created. we saw the android, google play store come out after that. to profitsn it comes speed, apple has them first. before a couple months that, i think i said the phone chip, but the big they did come out with the 64 bit chip. they are still use ahead when it comes to processors. the more onbout screen real estate. what does that mean. >> to make the phone smaller, they had to chop off things come of so they are getting rid of the home button which will now be part of the screen. essentially, there will be a home button area. there will be some new sweating gestures to navigate between apps, and it will be to the point that you do not really need the click buttons around it. volume buttons will go away in the future, too. >> how does it stack up to the competition? note seven was one of the highest reviewed phones when it came out. it was one of the most highly anticipated and successful phone

motorola has had them. htc has them. the slimmer bezels, the essential fun has it.amsung has had it. the app store, that is something that created the android marketplace, google marketplace. everything after that. and don't forget, apple copyrighted initial smartphone. i remember in 2013, a couple months before that, the iphone 5s will have a 64-bit chip. there were article saying they would not do that, they were not that ahead. but i was correct. it was years ahead. emily: let's talk about the virtual home button. you get more on screen real estate. reporter: it makes the phone smaller. the first thing that is going is the home button. they are getting rid of it. it will be in the screen, like pixels. it will have a home button area. there will be unique controls to do other things. there will be new swiping gesture is to navigate between apps. you can have an easier time clicking with your thumb. emily: now that note is also coming out. how does it stack up to the competition, whether samsung or essential? reporter: it's different because of the note seven. that

motorola has had them.els have them.l you saw the android marketplace and google play come out for that. apple was the company that popularized the smartphone in in 2007 the beginning. emily: also when it comes to profits speed, apple has them first. >> yes, a couple months before that, i think i said the phone would have the 64-bit chip. it was correct. they are still years ahead of the competition when it comes to processors. emily: let's talk about the home button. you get more on screen real estate. what does that mean? >> to make the phone smaller, they have to chop off things. they are getting rid of the home button. it will be in the screen. it will have a home button area. there will be new things, new swiping gestures to navigate between apps. it is moving things into the screen to the that you do not point really need the click buttons around it. maybe even the volume buttons will go away in the future, too. emily: obviously, the note is coming out. how does it stack up to the competition whether

os screen which is something that has been appearing in samsung phones for vertical integration, motorola had them, the essential phones we have had on the show all have them. samsung has had it. 3-d sensors are going to be new. the app store, that is something they created. is on the android, google play, everything after that. apple was the company that modernized the smartphone. emily: also when it comes to processor speed. >> yes, a couple months before that, i think i said the phone would have the big chip, but they did come out with the 64 bit chip. they are still ahead when it comes to processors. emily: let's talk about the home button. there will be a home button. you get your on-screen real estate. what does that mean? >> to make the phone smaller, they have to chop off ins. they are getting rid of the home button. which will now be part of the screen. essentially, there will be a home button area. there will be unique controls. there will be swiping gestures for navigating between apps. and it will be to the point that you do not really need the click buttons around it. there w

a lot of phones from samsung to hsc to motorola and some of the smaller players have been using thiss but is doing it and they have reported they have a deal ath samsung to produce hundred million units. it shows colors much better. if you remember going from an older iphone to an iphone for, it's that sort of transition. that's going to be the big deal with apple moving to that. plus being able to look at the phone in order to unlock it. and it unlocks it in a few hundred milliseconds. where did apple and iphone actually do something first? where's the actual innovation? apple let's be clear -- is the company that created the smartphone design. they were first to put it in people's pockets all the way back in 2007, but over the years, they were slow and allowing companies to come out with new ideas but apple affected those. some examples where they have been first, they were first on the faster chips, reducing reliance on companies like qualcomm and they have an advanced in terms of optics for cameras and the app store idea was popularized by apple. mobile payments, those were popul

patents to any other company and that led to the formation of texas instruments, intel, semiconductor, motorolahen in the '70s, ibm totally dominated the main frame business and refused unbundled software and hardware. the government sued them ibm eventually agreed to unbundle that led to two young kids name paul allen and bill gates to make the software and that led to microsoft and then finally, microsoft itself wanted you to have to use internet explorer if you used windows. without that decision by antitrust that freed you to use any browser you wanted, any search engine you want, we would have never had google. so antitrust action leads to innovation >> we're going to find out if we're at a similar moment now. the book is called "move fast and break things." jonathan, we hope you'll come back, thank you so much. >> thanks so much. >> whether we come back, we'll talk a little more snap by the shares are still down after earnings last night. what is the social media company really worth dow down -- tuly uso 2acalp me8 point. back after a short break where to get in... where to get out. if on

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