analysts reckon samsung sold over 60 million smartphones. it is grabbing a bigger share of the market. apple is still making more money. the competition is set to get fiercer as smartphones into more areas of people's lives. within half of all british consumers now own a smartphone. they are using them for everything from paying each other to control in the television. >> we have more computing power than when they put men on the moon. our phone is not just about making calls and texting. we're making music and movies. we are connecting with people socially. we are navigating. >> as the smartphones revolution gathers pace, the competition is heating up. samsung and apple. fine pressure from other rivals -- could find pressure from other rivals in china. >> that is amazing. more tech in our pockets than the astronauts on apollo. that brings the program to a close. you can continue watching "bbc world news" on our 24-hour news network. you can get all our stores as well on our website. you can find us on twitter as well. thank you for watching

analysts reckon samsung sold over 60 million smartphones. it is grabbing a bigger share of the market. apple is still making more money. the competition is set to get fiercer as smartphones into more areas of people's lives. within half of all british consumers now own a smartphone. they are using them for everything from paying each other to control in the television. >> we have more computing power than when they put men on the moon. our phone is not just about making calls and texting. we're making music and movies. we are connecting with people socially. we are navigating. >> as the smartphones revolution gathers pace, the competition is heating up. samsung and apple. fine pressure from other rivals -- could find pressure from other rivals in china. >> that is amazing. more tech in our pockets than the astronauts on apollo. that brings the program to a close. you can continue watching "bbc world news" on our 24-hour news network. you can get all our stores as well on our website. you can find us on twitter as well. thank you for watching

the smartphone traffic jam. >> smartphones have outpaced other mobile devices in the dual over data. >> smartphones demanding more data than tablets. >> it will outpace network capacity within the next three years. connection speeds could soon slowed to a crawl. >> the cloud is getting fuller. congestion for the networks is very real. >> networks will suffer congestions just as physical roads do during rush-hour. >> people are uploading video and pictures. >> others say smartphones are gobbling up networks based because of the convenience. >> people will get their tablets switched off until they are served by wifi. my boss could be calling me at anytime on mike smartphone so i tend to keep my smartphone on. >> there is only so much bad with out there. chris clackum, wbal-tv 11 news. >> controversy over the new iopic.jobs by jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> millions of smokers might be priced out of health insurance. the affordable health care act will allow insurers to church smokers thousands of dollars more than nonsmokers. about a quarter of their income up in smoke

this allows users to upload photos to the internet through a smartphone. nikkon showed off a camera with an android operating system. a new single lens reflex camera from sony features advance image processing technology. it can produce professional images, for example, by blurring distant objects to make the subject stand out. industry officials say new cameras need to have a variety of functions to attract consumers. they say cameras can develop alongside smartphones rather than compete with them. >>> south korea's ambassador to the united nations has hinted at the need for action if the north conducts a third nuclear test. he says the threat is real. ambassador kim sook says the

and you can control it from your samsung smartphone. when someone spills the chips at my house, nobody get up. i will have the vacuum come up. we'll take care of that, one, two, three. >> take that, iphone. actually all this interconnectivity does remind us of apple. >> apple has a great ecosystem in the iphone and ipad. samsung has the potential to build this great ecosystem that's your entire house. there's a lot of potential there. we're so excited to see samsung build out on that more. >> you're already connected with your friends. soon you'll connect with your home. samsung is also getting into what we call the table tablet market. touchscreens the size of coffee tables. the whole family can play on this thing. we also saw a cool table-sized entry from intel. neither of these on the market just yet, but we bet you'll want to play games and surf on something the size of a bed. we mentioned mobile technology at the top of the show. when it comes to one of the world's biggest industries, video gaming, mobile is definitely the way to g

my boss could call me any time on my smartphone so i keep my smartphone on. >> a recently wireless survey done on mobile phones found android, apple and microsoft smartphone users consume about 35% more data than nonsmartphone users. >>> we just can't live without our phones. >> it's wild how it has come to that. >>> still ahead, how the 49ers new star quarterback managed to avoid dealing with the battle for complementary super bowl tickets. >> that's a tough thing players have to do. get everyone in the game. >>> borrower beware. the city going to extremes to try to track down people with overdue library looks. you know who you are. >> you have to pay your fee on time or you don't cross this bridge into san mateo which looks like it disappears. it's still there. checking on the rest of the roads as well coming up. >>> i know you are ready for this game. a week from this sunday is super bowl sunday and a lot of people will be in the stands wearing a jersey with lucky number 7. >> some aren't just fans but family of the niners new star qb colin kaepernick. he had 16 tickets to give away to

. >> 700,000 smartphones every day. not a week, not a month, every single day. that is what samsung is selling. why is the undisputed leader in the smartphones market. >> it is 12:00 noon in london, 7:00 a.m. in washington, d.c., 2:00 p.m. in the cairo, on a ridge with significance. two years from the uprising that toppled the mubarak regime, egypt democratically elected president, muhammad morsi, faces his own challenge. here is a live shot from the tahrir square, where thousands are gathered. it has been a tumultuous two years for egypt, marked by political infighting, protests, a deepening economic crisis. critics of president morsi 1 radical change to egypt's new constitution. we can cross live now to cairo to our correspondent. it is the two-year anniversary. one might think that would be cause for celebration, but it seems the mood is different where you are in tahrir square. >> yes, it is. president morsi called for today to be a day for egyptians to come together in celebration, but it is a different scene in tahrir square. let me show you friday prayers

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in barcelona, there will be a lot of focus on the smartphones.oogle and android and a lot of those manufacturers. so i think that they're trying to steal a little thunder away from mobile. >> trying to get into the internet tv space and they needed to concentrate on mobile, what chance have they got cracking that? >> well, it's been a year since intel introduced its latest chip for phones. today, they talked about a dual core processor that's coming to hand sets. i can tell you that later this week we're going to hear about at least one high profile manufacturer jumping on board. but when you think about what nvidia is doing at the show with the processor that's inside not only their own phones, but their own gaming console for android, they have a tough hill to climb. >> mark, "webtop magazine," are you going to have to big a broader phrase, do you think? >> a while ago, we changed our tag line to the pulse of mobile tech. what that means, for us, whether it's a tablet or a notebook and you think about all of these hybrid devices, you can actual

analysts reckon samsung sold over 60 million smartphones.re of the market. apple is still making more money. the competition is set to get fiercer as smartphones into more areas of people's lives. within half of all british consumers now own a smartphone. they are using them for everything from paying each other to control in the television. >> we have more computing power than when they put men on the moon. our phone is not just about making calls and texting. we're making music and movies. we are connecting with people socially. we are navigating. >> as the smartphones revolution gathers pace, the competition is heating up. samsung and apple. fine pressure from other rivals -- could find pressure from other rivals in china. >> that is amazing. more tech in our pockets than the astronauts on apollo. that brings the program to a close. you can continue watching "bbc world news" on our 24-hour news network. you can get all our stores as well on our website. you can find us on twitter as well. thank you for watching. have a great evening. >> m

i want to ask you about the smartphone wars. recently, some doubts about the momentum of the iphone 5, with deutsche bank coming out with a note earlier this week, questioning the momentum, month on month in terms of iphone 5 sales. what are you seeing on the front lines at at&t? >> well, i don't want to specifically comment about month to month. but the iphone is a big seller for us, as are many of the android devices. samsung galaxy s-3, the samsung note. and melissa, the windows phones, which are new for us, as well, the nokia lumia is doing well. apple, android and now windows 8, which is a fantastic lineup for our customers. >> in terms of the momentum since the launch date of the iphone 5, ralph, is it at the same levelle of demand as it was when it first hit the market? >> well, what happened with the iphone 5 is, there was so much demand, there was limited supply when it first came out. right after black friday, we finally got enough inventory and so, i think it's selling very well. just like we expected it to. >> i want

>> can you do this with some smartphone cameras. here is how. snap a photo and choose a person and thumb through the poses and pick the one you like best combined with the best takes of the other people in the photo. then you have the best possible picture. phones like samsung and galax and lg and lumina 920 offer this feature. if someone ruins a shot by walking in on it you can remove them. >> tap what you don't want in the know to and the camera takes it away. on some phones can you set it to certain words like "cheese" and the camera takes the picture. ever miss a shot because you did not take it fast enough? the lg senses when your finger is about do snap a photo and takes multiple shots so you do not miss the moment. with smart 15s, getting smarter, you will have fewer excuses for taking a bad photo. >> consumer reports expected to see these features begin to show up on traditional cameras in the coming year. the samsung galaxy and digital camera allow you to combine the best takes of each person for multiple photos and combine them all int

but, will bb-10 take even a nibble from apple and android's hold on the smartphone market? suzanne pratt reports. >> reporter: there are sneak peaks of blackberry 10 all over the internet. there's a touch screen version, and one with blackberry's much- loved traditional qwerty keyboard. but, we won't know exactly what bb 10's operating system and hardware truly looks like until the big reveal; happening in cities around the world next wednesday. those who have played with it generally like it, but doubt it will make much trouble for smartphone giants. >> it is has a lot of interesting little features. but, the big question that they're struggling to answer is why should someone give up the hundreds of thousands of apps on their iphone or android for the ability to quickly peek into their email. >> reporter: for its part, >> reporter: for its part, rim claims 70,000 apps will be ready on launch day. but that number falls way short of what's available on the competition. let's be clear, blackberry users in the u.s. are less than 10% of the smartphone universe. iphones and goo

you know, smartphones overall are not that penetrated.42% of all hand sets sold this year, 2012, were smartphones. and ultimately we think that less than 40% of all people globally who have some kind of phone have a smartphone. so overall smartphone penetration is still in the middle innings. the question is have all the wealthy people who are going to pay the equivalent of 600-plus dollars for a phone, which is effectively what apple sells for unsubsidized, already have a phone? i think it's difficult to say. it is a key question. we really don't know at what point we might see saturation in the high end. >> all right. well, we'll get some answers in a few hours. toni, i know you will be busy with that. we'll look forward to talking with you soon. >> my pleasure for joining. >>> let's hit the biggest pops and drops. walter energy is popping 1%. weiss, what do you see there? >> i continue to like it. i think it's speaking to the global economic improvement, and they are just about 100% leveraged to metco which goes into steel. iron ore pr

overall, it sold just under 16 million smartphones in that quarter. the year before, it sold 19.5 million. soolingts bit of a slippage there. it also said today it won't be paying a dividend to shareholders. that's the money it pays out every year to shareholders t. won't be doing that for the first time in 20 years. technology correspondent, our very own rory told me what nokia's doing to try and catch up to its rivals in the market. >> they've got a twin strategy. they know they've got to be big in smartphones. they've got to have flagship phones. but they have also hung on to their position in much of the developing world. in india, to a lesser extent in china, they are making an impact with those cheaper phones, which beginning to become smartphones themselves. it's quite difficult to differentiate the market, but nokia is doing well there. the important thing is the margins on those kind of phones are pretty thin. >> they sure are. from one household name to another, because just like its cappuccinos, there's likely to be a fair bit of froth -- i

so, yeah, i think smartphones and tablets are very much the future. >> okay. since we're talking mobile and smartphones, just out of curiosi curiosity, do you have an iphone? >> i do not. i never have. i'm actually quite bullish on apple and its ability and potential to innovate and do more and better in smartphones. i've never been an iphone fan, myself. >> why is that? >> you know, it's the henry ford problem. when they first came out with the iphones it's like, here's your iphone, you can have the same one as everybody else. i'm an individual. i like to have choice. >> all right. so you like some innovation and originality, yourself. >> and a five-inch screen. i like them big. >> that always helps. all right. thank you. >>> let's move on to something else now. turning from business to arts. this week, san francisco trumpeted the grand opening of a new music hall. the sfjazz center in hayes valley. its mission, to enthrall, engage and educate. ♪ on monday, thousands of jazz lovers turned out to christian the new arts institution. the state of the art facilit

the next blockbuster smartphone or tablet. they found some big trends that will make your mobile life a lot easier. searching for the next smartphone sensation did not find it. >> we did not see at the next big thing. there have been some incremental improvements. more apps. basically ways to put more software on smartphones. >> software integrated with your car and home. accessories to make your phone more functional. products that give users the best of both worlds. smart phone screens that border on tablet size. decide.ou don't have to i can carry one thing and have both. >> i have one of those convertibles in my hand. this comes out this summer. it is very flexible. you can go from laptop to tablet. have to holddn't it that high. chicken wing prices are flying higher as the super bowl gets closer. what this summer the offbeat questions employers are starting to ask? >> american express cutting 5400 jobs. mostly in travel services. consumers are increasingly booking online instead. dismissed temporary workers because of aut

let's take on the smartphone wars from the chip makers. joinings now in a cnbc exclusive is scott mcgregor, ceo of bro c broadcom. scott, great to speak with you. >> great, melissa, good to be on the show. >> a lot of people think of you as an apple supplier, but you supply to all sorts of handsets out there. estimate out there that 13% of your rev nuchls in 2011 came from apple with about $4, $5 content in the iphone. and similar rash yoechls in the samsung galaxy. can you comment on that and given us an indication as to whether or not it matters if consumers buy the android or the iphone, from your perspective? >> melissa, broadcom makes the chips in most smartphones. we've been able to create really competitive chips out there and they are widely used across the industry. we are delighted when people buy smart foens. it's good for us and givens us sales of our chips. >> so, you are basically agnostic at the bottom -- end of the day. >> we have a few favorites but we are mostly agnostic. we've done a good job working with the customers y

. >> most of us use smartphones for texting and social media and talking. if you're not talking, why do you need a phone. johnshows us the next big tech trend so you don't waste your money. >> many families have a smartphone or tablet or both so what's next? you may have a hard time believing this but the hottest trend may be a device combining phone and tablet. >> have you ever seen someone walking around talking to i into a tablet? the next big tech device is expected to be the fhablet. iteliminates the need to carry two separate devices. it's alreadya rage in japan and the success of the samsung galaxy node, a large smartphone, indicates more are headed here. but from the doesn't that stink file t fact that many men will not like the idea of carrying that. a smallpad like the ipad minifits in a woman's purse but won't r not in a man's pants pocket. . >> apple is already making the move. it has just announced it will start selling an ipad miniwith a built in cell phone in china this year. it willface a lot of competition from samsung which has a big head

still ahead, smartphone snooping?ell you which kinds of devices could be more likely to put your privacy at risk. >>> a royal sell is operation, how kate middleton is marking her birthday today. >>> this is a human week for hollywo hollywood, ending with this sunday's golden globes on nbc. it will be hosted by tina fey and amy bother. some of the biggest rains in presenters including george clooney and will farrell. steven spielberg's "lincoln" leads the pack with the list of golden globe nominations with seven, including the best director for spielberg and acting honors for daniel day-lewis you sally field and tommy lee jones. thor is is mony, again, sunday at 8:00 here on nbc four. >>> britian's most famous mom-to-somebody celebrating a birthday today. the duchess of came bridge is now 41678 the former kate middleton won't take part in big events for her birth day. the palace says she is going to mark it in private with her hub business prince william. kate hasn't been seen in public since christmas day. she was hos

off some bigger smartphones, cleaner streams, more apps, and notably developer kits.ays to put more software on smartphones. >> software sbintegrated with yr car and home and cute, colorful accessories to make your phone more functional. even this improved technology from lickwy pell in case your phone takes a dunk. another trend, smartphone screens that almost border on tablet size and tablets that border on some laptop functions. >> now you don't have to decide between having a tablet or pc or carrying both. with one dice device like this, i can carry this one thing and have both the pc and the tablet when i need it. >> reporter: i've got one of those convertibles in my hand. powered by intel, this is the latest of the yoga line from lenovo. it comes out this summer. yoga is an apt name considering how flexible it is. you can bend it back like this and go from laptop to tablet. in las vegas, ckarin caifa. >>> up next, joe biden butting heads with the nra. how hot things got behind the scenes. >>> and she's back. casey anthony wants a judge to throw out her lying con

smartphones do a lot to get us where we need to go - directions, maybe some roadside assistance.he most part, that phone works separately from the dashboard. the new trends in autos is to change that. >> "the focus of this car really showcases how consumer electronics are influencing the drive. so we're seeing for the first time, things integrated that we've never seen in a car before." >> reporter: q-n-x software says they've created a "connected cockpit" inside this bentley. a curved touch screen that can display tweets and emails, navigation instructions right behind the wheel, and a web app that lets drivers lock doors or check the gas tank from their smartphone. the company says, it could be adapted to any price point. expanding dashboard technology is the goal of a program launched by ford at the international consumer electronics show -- inviting outside developers to take a crack at adding in-car apps to the automaker's sync applink platform. >> "we know that consumers are reaching for their smartphones when their in- vehicle technology doesn't meet their needs. so we wan

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the smartphone app will navigate the day. >> you bring your smartphone with you and you'll get detailset to your seat. >> suzanne kennedy abc 7 news. >> looking at the stories we'll be talking about, we begin with "good morning washington" and you can get updates at wjla.com and we encourage you to follow us and friend us on facebook and twitter. outgoing secretary hillary clinton will testify about benghazi and this week john kerry could be confirmed. a vigil will be held for joe paterno. he lost his battle with cancer one year ago this week. an even colder day ahead for inaguration. he's -- back with a look at the forecast. but first -- >> what the federal goverment buys is not what makes it unique but in order to achieve succeses, the ymyst havey must have a good grasp of the volume is enormous and the competition is fierce. "the inside guide to the it market" should give insight to anyone -- written by dave parrera and steve charles, it looks at the i.t. market from several perspectives. the process and who makes the conditions and the ethics rules. it is a mus tread for anyone who

its two newest stars: the z-10 touchscreen smartphone and q-10 with blackberry's familiar keyboard. the company also junked its old name, research in motion, that most people hardly ever used. "from this point forward, rim becomes blackberry." blackberry used to dominate. the little buttons made it easy to text. but competitors with touchscreens took over. "i used to have a blackberry, but an iphone is easier." "do you think this will bring back the faithful? some, but it won't be that huge." analysts liked blackberry's new phones' speed in texting, predictive abilities and business apps, but u.s. consumers won't be able to buy the phones until march - disappointing news to some. "we were most interested in pricing, but that's a bit of a disappointment. it'll compete in price with the iphone and samsung galaxy, and we think it'll have less of a chance of converting those customers over." monday, the current ticker symbol will change from rim to bbry. the stock, which surged 140% in anticipation of the launch, wound up losing 12%, down $1.88 per share. many have called this a hail ma

>> arthel: new smartphones with new features, hitting the market.right time for an upgrade? "consumer reports" breaks down the latest models for us. [ man ] i've been out there most of my life. you name it...i've hooked it. but there's one... one that's always eluded me. thought i had it in the blizzard of '93. ha! never even came close. sometimes, i actually think it's mocking me. [ engine revs ] what?! quattro!!!!! ♪ for their annual football trip. that's double miles you can actually use. tragically, their ddy got sacked by blackouts. but it's our tradition! that's roughing the card holder. but with the capital one venture card you get double miles you can actually use. [ cheering ] any flight, anytime. the scoreboard doesn't lie. what's in your wallet? hut! i have me on my fantasy team. >> rick: thanks for spending part of your saturday with us. half past the hour, top stories and get ready for round two. luna is creating dangerous icy travel conditions all over the midwest, possibly bearing down on the northeast, come monday. >> arthel: and d.c

smartphones.m has got a heavy burden as it's going to have to tell us if that's the case, if there really is saturation. it has to tell us because it's the semiconductor brain for so much of the next generation of smartphones. this is the most important call of the week. and it might be when you can start buying apple if it hasn't bottomed by then. not that i want you in it but people do keep asking me. and please understand that apple is going from growth stock to value stock and that's often an ugly journey. okay? there's clip joints along the road and a lot of speed traps you know, the with radar guns. thursday is a day made for "mad money." and we think lightning could strike, possibly more than once. we have said recently that three companies who are reporting today, dst, fortune, and manitowoc all should take action to bring out value, either through a sale as i'd like to see with dst, merger which i think could happen with the fortune. and really could. it's not till november that the tax l

rim's market share of smartphones has fallen to 3%, 4%.w, 10% would be okay, but they still wouldn't be making any money. they really have to have 15% plus. i really don't see that happening. >> yeah. >> especially with bad news coming from enterprises announcing they are not going to adopt blackberry 10 like credit suisse did the other day. >> that's the bottom line. >> how about all those tweets? everybody is tweeting about the blackberry. certainly is a popular conversation right now. whether or not it actually most of the needle on this company is another question. >> if research in motion was paying me to send out a tweet for the blackberry, i would, too. >> thanks, everybody. appreciate it. >> alicia keys is probably going to sing about it and get a paycheck for it. >> lady gaga is partnering with samsung. >> always a little bit of a bad sign. lady gaga partnered with polaroid, too, and look where that is. >> didn't really get them very far. >> thanks, you guys. appreciate your time tonight. see you soon. >> all right. we have about

this allows users to upload photos to the internet through a smartphone. nikkon showed off a camera with an android operating system. a new single lens reflex camera from sony features advance image processing technology. it can produce professional images, for example, by blurring distant objects to make the subject stand out. industry officials say new cameras need to have a variety of functions to attract consumers. they say cameras can develop alongside smartphones rather than compete with them. >>> south korea's ambassador to the united nations has hinted at the need for action if the north conducts a third nuclear test. he says the threat is real. ambassador kim sook says the north is preparing to carry out another test after many years of development. he suggested that the countries concerned have the resources to respond. >> we have many items in our hands, well not only the republic of korea, but japan, the united states and some items to be included once they cross the line. >> kim says north korea will use its program to arm itself with weapons

. >> rick: the latest in smartphone technology, "consumer reports" is here to tell us which new advancesou may want and the costly bells and whistles you should try to avoid. ♪ >> arthel: we begin with the dangerous weather system bringing new troubles, ice and freezing rain making its way across the country, right now. causing serious problems on the roads, drivers are coping the best they can and out right treacherous conditions, there

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tvs, smartphones, p.c.s that swivel all the way around. probably the biggest theme out of the show altogether is the smartphone as mobile hub. ten years ago, it was all about the p.c., connecting to web cams, becoming a universal remote. now all that function is built into the smartphone, and there are increasingly ways that this is a remote control for our daily lives. look at samsung's washing machines or at harmon's cars where they use a smartphone to enhance the experience. >> it is remote controlled and enabling a network in the car. if you're using at&t or verizon or sprint, you'll have to change -- you won't have to change. you'll connect. you make the car a hot spot and use your same program. you don't have to subscribe to a program for car and program for your phone. we make cars so that they will work with any phone, whether it's a motorola, samsung, or nokia or apple, and any provider. >> the reason that is possible is because smartphone penetration in the u.s. is up near 50% with android and the iphone as the main drivers of th

. >> what about your smartphone? maybe you're smarter without it. >> it's time to go on your digital detox. >> no more iphones, no ipads. >> i'm starting to sweat. >> how would you do? >> oh, my god. >> and, life lesson -- from the superstar who's coming back big. >> you know you make the ladies swoon, right? >> i do? >> yeah, of course you do. >> when did that start? >> "dateline" ushers in 2013. it's a new year, new you. >>> also tonight -- >> i just went, no, no, no, no! >> they wanted another child. then came the bombshell from the fertility doctor. yes, she was pregnant, but she had been given another couple's embryos by mistake. >> what's going through your mind? >> i have a baby growing in me, it's somebody else's. what are we going to do? >> would she carry this child for another mother? even if it meant putting her own life at risk? >> i cannot believe i'm surviving this moment. >> now, the amazing new ending to this life-changing journey. >> what a beautiful outcome. >> our story has come so full circle. >>

and will smartphone deals derail verizon. we have a street fight. first, let's get to the stop story, and that's the s&p 500 reaching five-year highs. will this rally hold? let's find out. who is a buyer and who is a seller? b.k., what do you say? >> i came in long today. i stayed long. i don't think there's any reason to be terribly concerned but you need to buy puts. i will absolutely say that. we are at five-year high lgs here. volatility is that low. you have to protect yourself. what's going on at least from where i sit, my perch, you have to think that every central banker in the world is looking at ben bernanke with envy. they are going to start to devalue their currency and that is making equities catch a bit in every part of the world. i think that still continues. doesn't work forever but it will work for awhile. >> here's the bullish case. half of the s&p 500 is up 4% in 2013 alone. the transporments are at a 52-week high. russells, mid caps, all-time high in today's session, tim. >> so, you get into this doubt, really on the edge of thei

it's been struggling to catch up in the high-end smartphone market. it looks like its smartphone optimist, and g.e. is helping out here. the phone business did swing back to a $55, one of profit. profit for the first time in three years. that is the big news for l.g. electronics. but its television division disappointed due to high year end holiday promotion. ross, back to you. >> all right. thanks for that. have a good evening there in seoul. >>> as the yen continues to weaken, japan's exporters are seeing slips in profits. cannon featuring a perfe picture-perfect 2013. we have the latest live from tokyo. a picture-perfect 2013, huh? >> hmm, yeah. stocks did really well today. the nikkei index gained more than 2% closing at its highest level since april, 2010. investors are buying up blue chips where earning are boosted by the weaker yen. one of those stocks was cannon. the cater for japan's exporters. canon projects a net profit growth for 2013. overseas sales are getting a past from the falling yen. the japanese camera and chip maker expects a pick

case in point is this box, they are starting to use smartphones to interact with other devices better so this, for example, you can put it on top of the box and it will charge the phone and send music to the sound box. in cars you will see a lot about what is called smartphone interaction with the cars where the content is displayed on the car screen. those are some of the things we expect to see. >> a lot about the mobile. thank you, paul. can't wait to hear more. >> it is 5:26. neighbors watch in horror as a woman is deliberately set on fire and the man are searching for the suspect. >> president obama will make a nomination for the secretary of defense and some republicans are opposed to one of >> live from the kgo broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> it is 5:29 on monday morning. time to get out, get out of bed. thanks for joining us, i am kristen sze. >> thanks for reminding me. after a week's vacation time to get up. now, where the fog is this morning and we are looking for the ice. >> it is not just your foggy head it is really foggy. >> tough coming off vacation, isn't it? i

she's just a year and ten months old but already he's preoccupied with mom's smartphone. this app is favorite. she touches a drawing of an animal. a photo pops up on screen and then it makes a sound. the apps maker made it to advance the intellect of young children. she started playing with the phone two or three months after she was born. now she uses six different educational apps. >> translator: it's really helpful for times when i can't give her my complete attention or when she starts throwing a tantrum in public. i hand this to her and she gives it all her attention. >> reporter: the youngsters at this nursery school are also going digital. turn the power on please. they use tablets for learning. the apps teach the children to write the japanese alphabet by tracing their fingers along the characters. more than ever teachers and parents are turning to these devices to help them raise children. a market research company asked about 650 moms if they let their children use smartphones and other gadgets. two out of three mothers said they do a more than 80% said the devi