scott stein talked to us from new york via skip. >> have you to look at them as a challenge and call to action. you don't want to face a situation where maybe the world is moving on without you internet security experts say it only a matter of time before attacks shift from pcs to mobile device autos we're seeing that start sto shift and started seeing that last year, then, more of it with compromises of java exploits. they expect platform autos consumers may need or want one at home if they send thoes files to the cloud for storage. >> that is what makes the pc appealing. i think there is a need for that. you can't do that on a tablet easily. >> in cases you want to have access to be able to sit down in front of a december wk a larger screen. but i don't think it's going to be extinct right away. >> analysts say a new version of the operating system for microsoft as well as intel have not eased the drop of pc sales. >> thank you. wall street reaction, dow jones average went up, hewlett-packard fell. and microsoft fell more than 4%. >> still ahead here what will it being take for san

scott stein is a senior editor. >> you want to keep photos nearby. tablets just aren't good at that mass storage solution. >> security another concern. malware bytes says attacks may shift to mobile device depending on the platform it can just steal data sending it back to remote server. >> if this is the end of the pc era, what can happen down the road? the end of the smart phone and tab blet era? >> a smaller tab blet may be on the way and mark zuckerberg getting into politics. >> good afternoon, today, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg announced the formation of a political advocacy group founded by zuckerberg that will advocate for policy changes favorable to the tech community such as more accountability from schools and also, immigration reform long a goal for many tech entrepreneurs. fire fox developer mozilla looking for a new ceo. the current ceo announced he'll step down but will remain on the board. he is credited with helping mozilla transition into mobile. pay pal is buying iron pearl help prog ducts spread virally across the internet. charge

senior editor scott stein is was and has the new wearable technology technology.veryone's trying to figure this out. for years smartphones were developing as technology. it wasn't till the smartphone, i think, that a lot of the people in the mass market thought they needed one. people come up with solutions, trying to think on the fly. a lot of these work like wearable pagers. some of them do like the martian watch allows you to make phone calls fair paired through your phone. they're more an accessory than a standalone computer. >> what's the attraction? >> i think people like the idea if you're into geek techs, it puts into a niche, that you can check notifications on them dwroirjts have to take your watch out -- your phoneout. some are thinking your phone gets really distracting. it actually could be one more distraction because you're now staring at your watch all the time. >> so you reviewed many of these watch phones. the pebble the martian, very interesting name. which one's better? which one do you like better? >> i like the pebble watch because it's water

>> let's talk with max wolf, back with us, and scott stein is senior editor with cnet.com.max, tim cook admits that apple is a mature technology company. they're increasing the dividend, they have this massive buyback to put some of this cash to work. can we officially now declare this the end of the steve jobs era at apple? >> yeah, i think we probably can pch i think apple decided that for the foreseeable future, it was better to try to be an irresistible value play than a much more questionable growth play, although i think there's a good chance we'll see them return to the growth orbit. and i think it's a little bit overdone here on the negative side. this is not the next research in motion, this is not the next nokia. it's just a company that has to decide between margin and market share. i don't think they've done that yet. until they do, they're a value play. >> that's really an interesting way to put it. but then why has the stock lost 50% of its value from the highs? >> that's great question, as always, maria. i think when the bloom comes off the rose, the reaction

scott, i'll take the definition in senator fienne stein's bill. [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> bill: good morning everybody is a beautiful thursday, april 11. and we are off and running on the "full court press" here on current tv. so good to see you today and thank you for being part of the program. that's the important thing about the "full court press." we don't just tell you what's going on. we involve you give. >> chance to get involved in the conversation. about the news of the day here from our nation's capital from around the country and around the globe. you can join the conversation by phone at 1-866-55-press. on twitter at bpshow and on facebook at facebook.com/billpressshow. big news in washington on two fronts yesterday. first of all the budget. i was there in the rose garden when president obama unveiled it yesterday. and then in the old executive office building for a long briefing by his budget directors. it does contain some bad stuff that chained cpi which will end up with cuts to both medicare and social security. but it has also got a lot of good stuff in it, increases the minimum wage,