tech analyst rob enderle gave us his take on the new releases. "its well past time to have a product that picked up the momentum that the ipad is slowly starting to lose.the tablet market itself is starting to get soft and its well past time for apple to have a refresh and the mini didnt do it. so this was a punt down the road." apple says it has 81% share of the tablet market. a random sample of consumers shared their thoughts with us. "i have the ipad2. it's great but i think i need a new one. (why?) more speed." "not necessarily smaller because i don't want my phone to get bigger and my ipad to shrink. i like two separate devices." the ipads hit the market in november. it isn't just apple unveling new products -- both nokia and microsoft introduced new tablets tuesday. nokia launched its first tablet -- the lumia 25-20 along with new large- screen smart phones. and microsoft unveiled its own new tablets -- the surface 2 and surface pro 2. the hope is these devices will give a boost to microsoft's lackluster device sales. microsoft as an offer

tech analyst rob enderle offers this reason for samsung's potentially problematic product launch. " they are not used to creating a market..so the end result was they tried to throw everything but the kitchen sink into the product and that meant to hit the pricepoint, alot of the things like the camera and battery life are sub-standard and so its resulting in some pretty nasty reviews." enderle notes if the smart watch is a flop --- it could sour the market for other companies trying to get a piece of the action -- such as apple. amazon has hopes of launching a tv device in time for the holiday season. it's a box for tvs giving viewers access to amazon's video streaming services as well as gaming apps. the wall street journal report amazon set a mid-october deadline for app developers. and now for what investors have been waiting for. after months of speculation, twitter is going public. the stock will trade under the ticker t-w-t-r. the social media site could raise $1 billion dollars--making it the largest ipo since facebook. starting today-- investors can take a bite of potbelly today

rob enderle, principle analyst of the enderle group of the a lot of information in a few minutes.rt on time so it is all good. ashley: thank you him for that. google and apple not only great stocks to own at least for today. we'll tell you why they are great places to work. tracy: as janet yellen gets set to take over for big ben there is no end in sight to the fed printing. we'll ask market guests ahead whether they will keep the wall street partying going. first as we head out to break, let's look at some of your winners and losers on the s&p 500. chipolte mexican grill up 15%. because they're serving margaritas. as we were talking about google up 13.6%. your dow is up 27 points. we'll be right back. copd makes it hard to breathe... but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can help make this a great block party. ♪ [ male announce ] advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung function all day. advai

rob enderle said the company will live and the device will be and someone will buy it.tel? >> intel, google or whoever? not quite yet. i have not heard who the real winner may be. [closing bell ringing] adam: they were talking about i intellectual properties. liz: blackberry, in the ether, at least parts of it will survive. the bell rings on wall street, close to the lows of the session. 135 points. s&p is hammered by just about a percent. russell 2,000 gets hit the hardest when it comes to percentages. down more than a full percentage point. the front page headlines. day seven of the government shutdown. president obama and speaker john boehner seem to be as far apart as ever. they are not making any progress to raise the debt ceiling with the october 17th deadline days away. adam: lockheed martin scaled back the number of workers facing furlough. this came after the pentagon recalled most civilian defense employees. liz: twitter has not gone public yet but already has a buy rateing? how doesha

but what has been talking about and we talked about right here at 3:00 on monday, we talked with rob enderleotential to break blackberry apart. and there are companies, for instance, intel, that might be interested in partnering perhaps with a he novo or someone else who would want the blackberry deviccs because intel has what's known as the deep safe technology. they have a chip that would be dramatically more secure than anything on the market, but they have no home for that chip, to that chip could go into a device that they don't want to make, so you get a partner like he novo -- lenovo, they make it. patents have been valued up to $3 billion in worth, on so top f they've got $2.6 billion in cash. so if you look at the fairfax offer, it's worth $4.7 billion. the intellectual property and the cash, it's worth more than that. so things are heating up, november 4th is the deadline. cheryl: that's not going to be a boring negotiation or a boring bid. adam shapiro from the newsroom, thank you so much. >> you got it. cheryl: 27 minutes to go. what a day. right now we're up 291 oints on the dow