until now, most people have used smartphones to connect with others. but developers are already planning the next step, connecting people with things. >> reporter: line is a japan-based instant messaging application for smartphones and computers. in the few years it's been in operation it has become hugely popular. the secret behind its popularity are the stickers that users can attach to their messages. the stickers designs are based on specific cultures and customs. in february, line announced a new strategy to lure more people to sign up for the app. >> translator: line will allow users to create stickers on their own. >> reporter: so far, line recognized stickers have been the only ones allowed for use. but from this spring, subscribers will be able to freely create their own stickers. and even sell or buy them. >> translator: our policy is to quickly grasp the various trends and respond flexibly. >> reporter: the success of line has spurred on other application entrepreneurs. a smartphone app exhibition in tokyo brought together more than 50 compa

most vendors are only selling and developing smartphones. so they need to buy a smartphone.ecause he don't have a need, they won't pay the highest price for the best smartphone they can find. >> is samsung the better place because they have the full gamut of smartphones from the high and to the low and? apple just goes for the niche high-end. who's better placed? betterung has a much portfolio. from the very top of the range to the very low end of the market varied of course, the low end of the portfolio does not give them the margins compared to the galaxy s5 or or now the -- stly launched x five. five. on the other hand, they have been investing a lot at the point-of-sale to promote their devices. as they do not have a brand is strong as apple, they need to give better commissions to salespeople and give more money to operators to promote their devices. that is when the reasons why samsung has been growing so fast in the last years. lower price points for their devices, a huge market investment at the point-of-sale, and this has been driving their market share and their po

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even as the feds try to get ahead of the crooks, our own reliance on technology like smartphone smartphones and technologies are playing right into the bad guys' hands. >> it brings us more functionality, the ebanking, and so forth, but we're also increasing the risks. >> reporter: experts say guard your personal information, especially your social security number like it is your most precious valuable. if you still get hit, call the irs to keep the damage to a minimum. scott cohn, nightly business report. >>> and on this day 60 years ago, jackie robinson broke the color barrier to play in the major leagues, today, ball players across the leagues will celebrate the someday by wearing the number 42. and the memorabilia still strong, a bat robinson used in 1956, sold at auction for more than $158,000. last night i asked my son, mackie, who his favorites were. he said derek jeter, and jackie robinson. >> how did he come up with that? >> the movie last year was a real hit and resonated with a lot of young kids, the last person to wear number 42 in the majors, mariano rivera. it will never be wo

see us on your tablet and smartphone. search the internet for us.ler in for adam johnson. today's moving pictures where video is the story, a candlelight vigil for relatives of passengers on the missing malaysia airlines jet. it was one month ago that flight 370 went missing. family members gather around candles in the shape of a heart with an airplane in the middle to pray and remember those on board. in san francisco, a smart car flipping. police are looking for vandals who flipped four of the little cars. they're trying to determine if the flipping for a prank or example of growing tension among some residents who blame the tech industry for the rising cost of living in the city. i think a lot of people hope the trend does not continue. a rare wine cup from the main foring dynasty, which sold $36 million. president obama is pushing to narrow the gap in pay between men and women. he took action, signing to executive orders, one preventing gag orders that employers put into place to keep employees from discussing their pay. another directing the la

you have to use a samsung tablet or smartphone with it.t sold 800,000 galaxy gears in the first two months, but check out ebay, anna. there are lots of secondhand watches on offer. abel did not use them or want them. if come up with an updated version, the galaxy gear too. it is going down far better in terms of design. haveestingly, they unveiled their own fitness one as well. the samsung gear fit. that is really liked by many because they feel it connects with the phone, you can access your messages, you can use generic ways of responding to phone calls on it. it does look a lot better. they feel this is the way to go. for $200, it has a lot of competition. it is very expensive area does it only teams up with your samsung smartphone. when have the likes of fit it on offer, job own, yet the nike fuel band. i quite like the lg life band which allows you to monitor your messages, link into your applications heard not just your samsung device. it links into any android or ios device. this is the competition they're up against her 2014 is goi

smartphones have a lot of growth.he entry-level smartphones have high degree of content and that drives more loyalty. >> how was the push into servers and connected devices? >> that is very exciting for us. we spent all day talking about any day -- any one of those markets but we look at connected devices -- about one third of the units reported by our customers in the last quarter were in microcontrollers. that can be a wide range of things. they could help you make your washing machine smarter, help your smart watch be smarter, helping connect anything to the internet. you were talking about how is earlier -- cows earlier. in opportunity for multiple places. those interconnected things are trading data. the creation of that data that smartphones also have produced means there is more data being moved around the network and that is driving an upgrade. you talked about the china mobile and the rollout of 4g services. >> you are wearing a device? >> this is a smart watch. it is connected to my phone. i get text message

whatever the reason the fact remains that students are attached to their smartphones. the cost of the rice in the smartphone addiction made over the past three years which soared to twenty five per cent in twenty thirteen. that's nearly three times the rate for adults. experts are saying the problem is taking a toll on releasing certain that at least need to work on communicating more the number two to none in bold and the headline evidentiary me it's stupid things that need our team politics hype and thirty dollars and thirty cents in years that meal that melted the hearts of one point three billion countdown seen chinese means a simple string theory in this story science line on time these residencies in peace rather ordinary men each with its wing troubles of prospects across china in the photog here shows that he would eat meals place. even low as one dollar and this article says is part of an effort to earn the trust of the people give them a sense of home and he and alternately with the psychological gap between the communist party and the people. now finally mov

. >>> and how many times does your smartphone run out of juice?magine being able to recharge it in just 30 seconds. the company that says it has the technology. we'll tell you all about it in roughly the same amount of time it would take to charge your phone. "countdown to the closing bell" starts rig now. ♪ ♪ liz: good often, everybody, i'm liz claman. it is the last hour of trading. straddling the flat line, the dow jones industrials going in and out of positive territory at the moment. we are particularly watching bank stocks. right now many of the biggest names are trading lower. that's because financial regulators will vote shortly on how much u.s. banks can borrow to fund their business and how much they're expected to have as dry powder when it comes to it, they will need to hold 6% equal to their total capital when it comes to their assets, okay in this is important. -- okay? the smaller banks, 3 percent. but that's more than the basel requirements globally, so we're looking at these names moving lower today. regardless, we are having a ra

the smartphone lifecycle is getting pretty mature.seen a commoditized ditization.ommo how does samson battle these guys? brands of these chinese have had a great track record of expanding outside of china. they have been really tied to their operator partners. the only successful company we have seen has been tcl. that is because they bought the alcatel brand and leveraged that. won'tt does not mean 2014 be the year that they go into international markets. >> it can be. i think lenovo will make a push internationally. we are seeing some slow, steady from them.gress the big difference between this wave of chinese brands versus the older wave is this is consumer focused. i think they have a better chance of succeeding. -- samson pushed out their new 5. this is not a radical re-innovation of a smart. what needs to happen to keep the market ticking? >> the amount of innovation for many of them is relatively minor compared to what we had a few years ago. versusom the iphone 5s the iphone 5 or the iphone 4s. it is a diminishing returns in s

smartphones, a lot of growth ahead of it.ose entry-level smartphones. >> that was arm chief executive speaking to us in his first interview of the day. let's get to one of the other top stories and the crisis in ukraine. ukraine is on the verge of operations to oust militants from eastern cities. our europe editor is in berlin with the latest. the situation is deteriorating by the day. the last thing we really had that was the catch point was the fact that the acting prime minister of ukraine announced last night that two bodies have been found in eastern ukraine and both showed signs of being tortured. one of the bodies has been identified and the other one has not. party of theing current president. that particular operation had been on ice for five days and was the basis of this geneva tatters. which lies in the russians 40,000 troops on the border. what happened to special operations? saidime, the united states it will deploy 600 troops entered countries and eastern europe. the united states threatening once again sanctio

streaming live on bloomberg.com, your tablet, or your smartphone.assroom, learning and technology. traditional greeting is a time-consuming process. but what if you could speed it up? here is sam grobart. these racks and shelves contain a lot of books. >> for thousands of years we humans have been pretty good at the whole reading thing. in most places we do it the same way, we start with our eyes on one side of the page can and we moved across to the other. working tony is change all of that. words one after another. if you're resenting things word by word of you do not actually need a very large display to read longer text. samsung is hooked up with them to give that technology on the latest line of smart options. is of our time reading moving our eyes to the next word and refocusing. if we do not have to do that, and the words come to us, we can read faster. according to the research people using the program people read about 400 words per minute. it is twice as fast as normal, and there are some outliers rating at 1000 words a minute. 650 words a

also streaming live on bloomberg.com, your tablet, and your smartphone. am adam johnson. in motors, gm's ceo mary barra in washington for a second day of testimony. answering questions on the ignition switch recalls linked to 13 deaths, mainly regarding how long gm knew about the faulty material. >> why not come here and say we are going to do the right thing and compensate the victims. money cannot erase the pain but it is the right thing to do. >> our first step in evaluating this is to hire mr. feinberg, we plan to work with him and understand his expertise. there are civic and legal responsibilities and we want to make sure we are thoughtful and what we do. >> she endured 2.5 hours of questioning yesterday. several things resonated. the difference between old gm and new gm. barra is presumably new gm. >> i cannot turn back the clock. as soon as i learned, we acted without hesitation. we told the world we had a problem that needed to be fixed. whatever mistakes were made in the past, we will not shirk from our responsibilities now or in the future. tod

odds are if you own a smartphone it uses technology made by sandisk.stock, check it out on your screen, if you can't see it because you're driving and listening to channel 113 on siriusxm, up nine 1/2%. as continued growth in mobile devices helped the comppananyy t record first quarter results. let's bring in the man at the helm, sandisk's cofounder, ceo, president and uc berkeley graduate just like me. that's why we like him so much. sanjay, these numbers are so great. you tend do this. you kill it on numbers and beat both on top and bottom line and your stock respond extraordinarily postively. tell us what was really at the heart of the growth this time around? >> thank you for having me on the show, liz. first quarter was excellent execution across all fronts on our strategy. we really did very well in terms of continuing to shift the mix of our product solutions towards high value solutions such as solid straight drives. solid state drives became 28% of our revenue in the first quarter. our retail business did very well as well on a global basis. s

high-techsome smartphones for very low price points.ave the apple iphone. >> they're trying to say that profit is another thing. it is all about sales. they dominate in terms of the market shares. they sold 300 million units. at the other end of from some of the other chinese manufacturers. ofy're going with freebies the smartphone way. they're also going with wearables. they're trying to innovate in that direction. one person put it wonderfully. samsung is doing r&d in public. it says try a smart watch, it is .ot the best thing it yet we are trying to get ahead of apple. -- developing to get better. >> you get an industry that is struggling to find a sense of direction. your share price is doing the same thing. >> look what is happening. the margins are getting smaller as well. then we talk about innovation. we talked about this early in the week. i don't care what they're doing it samsung or apple right now. the only thing that people are excited about is a new iphone is the size of the screen. >> i disagree. the point of these innova

amazon wants to make your smartphone and facebook wants to be your bank. even when they is always about money. melissa: the high frequency hysteria and outrage caused by michael lewis and "flash boys" is still making headlines. one firm is standing strong. here now is fox business's own charlie gasparino with breaking news. we have penn financial's matt mccall with us and scott martin from united advisors. charlie, i will throw it to you. >> virtue, the ipo that was pulled amid this hysteria/scandal. is now back. virtue founder vinnie viola is leaning toward doing an ipo. what i understand this is sources at virtue the tiling is uncertain but according to people who know vinnie this thing is likely, likely, can't say definitely, he wants to do it. he wants to do it in the coming weeks. we should point out you can't do an ipo without an ipo road show. the ipo road show date has not been set. they're playing with the timing. who knows what type of regulatory stufffthey're worried about. melissa: right. >> what people know, vinnie vie ol' last, former head of

weakening demand in high-end smartphones. the accountant on the fifth iteration of the galaxy asked to boost sales. it goes on sale this friday. they cut back a marketing of that phone to keep margin stable. nbc back in first place. it will close out the tv season with the biggest audience of viewers ages 18-49 in primetime, at least according to the ceo. he says the wind says the network is gone from fourth place to first place. it was boosted by coverage of the winter olympics on sunday night for all. football. did you watch the ncaa basketball final? to sleep, woke up, and watched it. >> connecticut the the odds and beat the favorite to win the championship. the huskies surprised kentucky to win their second title in four years. most outstanding player scored 22 points. at the start of march madness las vegas said connecticut had 100 to one odds to win it all. from kentucky said it was amazing, the young players. >> of the kentucky guys were all freshmen. >> they have more years ahead to come back. au conn's women could ma

we have the smartphone and the tablets and computers and using them way into the night.here is blue light coming out of the devices. that is causing a real problem. we have the value sleep. >> are people fooling themselves, i'm good on five or six hours, is there a citizen logical detriment to not getting the sleep. >> if you need an alarm and you are drinking caffeine in the morning, you are not getting enough sleep. there are ones that wake up five hours after the alarm and don't need the caffeine. yes, we are a sleep deprived nation. the younger set by burning the candle at boths ends. >> nancy says... derek says... richard, i must be a great man, i haven't slept since high school. help me, help me help america here and how do we sleep better, my job requires me to look at the samsung before i sleep and waking up, i look at the mail and texts, what do i do? >> all sorts of things. one is simply not to use the devices an hour before going to bed. don't put the devices on the bedside table. we have created relaxing music that is on the web. listen to that to drift off.

, you're talking about finding the perfect product mix of higher end smartphones as well as smartphonesbe sold globally for lower costs. >> while the company's sales and profits peaked a couple years ago, htc has managed to stay competitive in a very crowded cell phone market now dominated by apple and samsung. >> they still have htc smartphones in millions of hands all over the world. and now they're branching out into other aspects, what they have is market share in emerging markets and places that are high growth and that in a lot of ways was cher wang's vision. >> a vision that made her one of the wealthiest women in wireless. >> she's one of the richest people in taiwan. yes, she came from wealth. yes, she is married to wealth. at the same time, she certainly deserves to be on the cnbc 25 list on her own merits because she's created the powerhouse that is htc. that is now not just a taiwanese name but a global name. >> next week, the final cuts will be made. we'll announce our list of the 25 most influential and transformative people in business over the past quarter century. >>> t

and smartphone wars continue.sung galaxy s5 turns up the heat on apple, but don't count out google trying to steal a little bit of the show with a one-time offer for google glass, but at an eye-popping price. count lounge to the close -- "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ ♪ liz: good afternoon, everybody, i'm liz claman. breaking news, in just the last 11 minutes the nasdaq has dipped below 4,000, come back just a bit, but the nasdaq under intense selling pressure that has hit a lot harder in the last 31 minutes. it has not dipped below 4,000 since february 5th, more than two months ago. take a look at the major averages, all of them seeing new stresses at this very moment, anything could happen in the next 60 minutes after a why would week for stocks. we really need you to stay with us, we are going to stay on these markets, on the stocks that are widely held, on the news here as this could get to be a very rough and tumble final session of the week. the nasdaq down 54 points, less than a point b

it's a good smartphone lite or feature smartphone. it has all the normal apps. they work okay.t's not a bad phone. if it's priced right or some sort of subsidy, i think it could do okay. but we'll never know. we're never going to find out. >> this 3d feature seems ridiculous. honestly, do you need a 3d feature on a small screen? is that tech lodge cli possible? using small glasses on such a small screen. >> it has a bunch of ir cameras and tracks your face and eye movement. it will manipulate to correspond with how your head and eye moves. it's going to be gimmicky. amazon is going out with really hard with independent develop s developers. amaz amazon's interface is going to be 3d but none of their apps are going to be. unless the developers go out and make 3d versions of it. >> good to see you. thanks for your time. jonathan of bgr. amazon, tough time in terms of trade. can they ged away with this now? >> i don't think this moves the needle. this is not going to move the needle in the earning's release. >> but will investors say i'm fed up with amazon, i don't want to spend m

we have seen things slowing down at the high end of the smartphone market.here definitely is a competitive element because especially in places like greater china and asia you see players really coming in strong right now at the low end. i think they are getting hit on both sides. >> one number really surprised me, how much samsung counts on mobile for revenue, like 76% of sale? >> that is right. from a sales basis, 54,000,000,000,001 and 32 of that came from mobile. this is the engine driving samsung. the other areas have been week. samsung numbers did pretty well. the bulk of the business really does come from mobile. right now there are signs of weakness. >> you would have thought this company had a strong position in the business. were theou think weaknesses? >> a couple of things we have seen. one thing going on right now, in china. a lot of smart phones being made anticipating the buildout of the four g network in china. -- 4g network. there have been and balances and a lot of overall demand. samsung doesn't expect that to grow faster than the rest of

who's winning and losing the battle in the smartphone war? it's coming up right after the break. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange." >>> welcome back to the show. samsung electronics estimates operating profit fell by 4.3% in the first quarter. slightly below analysts' forecast. this marks the tech giant's second straight quarter of profit declines. now june is in seoul to take us through the numbers. >> that's right. the slightly lower than market expectations, first quarter preliminary numbers are showing that operating profit is expected to come in at 8.4 trillion, down 2% from a year earlier. this is coming mostly from weakness in its smartphone business. this part of samsung was about 70% of the company's operating profit last year. what's interesting is that samsung saw a record number of its smartphones sold in the first quarter, more than 90 billion phones were sold. more importantly, falling average prices for its smartphones was the key point in this decline in profits. this is coming as a result of increased competition from

i think it is a conversation, if you will, between apple and the rest of the smartphone ecosystem. i think it goes to the operating system this time. >> in what ways, kevin? >> cory, the way i see it is, you look at microsoft, as you mentioned, bringing in nokia. that brings the microsoft operating system up. you look at the developments in the google system. then you look at china, which is trying to bring on cos, which will be an alternative to apple. you look at the smartwatch coming out of samsung, which they are looking at moving away from google, to have a different operating system which they may bring into their smartphones. so apple is saying to the rest of the ecosystem, look, i own these features, these are mine. if you want to compete, you have to come up with something different. that is the conversation i think is going on. >> apple is asking for $40 for every samsung device that infringes on these patents. is that anywhere near realistic? >> that is huge. i believe microsoft has been reported to be getting about $10 for all of its patents on software, architecture, a

. >>> new change coming to your smartphone. it is supposed to stop smartphone theft and lower prices but will it? we're watching out for you on "the willis report." we begin with a new promise from the health care industry. better information to all consumers about pricing. doctors and hospitals have been under a ton of pressure in recent months to provide information to patients, more clear information, about what medical tests and procedures will cost. for more, doug holtz-eakin, president of american action forum, guy benson, editor-in-chief of town hall. welcome to you both. >> hi. gerri: i will come right back to this. a little over an hour ago the president was out speak about obamacare and how many young folks signed up. he said 35% of those signing up are under 35. here is the president. >> the first open enrollment period under this law ended a little over two weeks ago, and as more data comes in, we now know that the number of americans who have signed up for private insurance in the has geo 8 million people. eight mi

that may one day make your smartphones and tablets obsolete. that's next. >>> the future may be a lot closer than you think. imagine not needing your smartphone or tablet and instead getting all the information you need from a pair of glasses. one silicon valley start up is trying to do that and sees endless possibilities for consumers and businesses. >> reporter: up in the hills above silicon valley 30 engineers live and work together in a modern day commune. >> we're looking at a model of a house and separating the various layers of it. >> reporter: welcome to meta a leader in the growing field of augmented reality. put on the glasses and your reality is enhanced with polograms that you feel you can touch and move with your hand. when i tried it i saw a 3-d image of a building i could examine and move around the world. it could appeal to professionals who want to work in 3-d environments with their hand. architects can show hollow grams of their buildings to their clients. it's already been in touch with boeing about potential applications. t

. >>> a new bill designed to protect your smartphones from thieves has failed. but it's not totally dead. the kill switch bill has been granted reconsideration today after falling short two votes in the state senate yesterday. the bill would require every new smartphone and tablet sold in california to be pre-equipped with anti-theft technology. the kill switch would make stolen or lost devices completely unuseable almost immediately. the bill could be brought up again for a vote before the end of may. >>> facebook is adding a feature aimed at helping media outlets tailored to help journalists share newsworthy content. it will support the posting of realtime content from around the world including photos, videos, text updates. also facebook has bought the company behind the popular moves app that lets users track walks, runs through smartphones. so far it's been downloaded 4 million times. >>> a cup of joe could lower your risk for diabetes. harvard medical school looked at diet questionnaires completed by 100,000 people and compared them to diabetes cases. rese

liz: smartphone wars could escalate in coming months sharply. why?e is reportedly in the works. you guessed. one tech blog grab ad shot. it claims to have the first pictures of the device. here it is! absorb it, suck it in. here is a picture from bgr. it one have not one, not two, but six cameras. okay, jeff bezos. that will produce 3d images without requiring the user to wear the wonky glasses. amazon has not yet announced the product. google is working on druptive technology. this is phone, look at that do it yourself to let users swap outphysical components, like lego bricks without going to a store for help. that phone is expected to go on sale in january of next year. get this, it will cost, everybody sitting down? $50. >> what? >> the first era phone will be gray with expectation that users will customize them themselves. ripping off the moto x concept. rich: what was that? the first phone looks like a phone. >> like that. rich: for the first time ever advertisers spend more mon on online ads than tv. is it time to follow the trend to put your

there are reports the company will unveil the long rumored smartphone.it is supposed to be on the market in time for the holiday shopping season. there are rumors it will include a special screen that will display 3-d images would you glasses. that would make it a stand out in the crowd of smartphones. >>> a grand night for baumgartner:,e and. . >>> great night to be a sports fan in the bay area. the sharks, warriors, giants, a's and we have geraud moncure. tell us about it. >> fireworks at the yard tonight. there were fireworks definitely. with the giants and rockies matched up, two of the high itself scoring teams in the national league. we expected a slug fest. we don't know who would deliver the biggest blow. carlos gonzalez in the house. top of the third and that ball is water bound. two runs splash hit in to the cove. 3-0 rockies. second splash down of his career. last off of zito. bases loaded and three outs. madison baumgartner almost hit one out at his last at bat and doesn't miss here. grand slam. first by a giants pitcher since es stes in 2,00

gerri: consumer alert, smartphone kill switches are finally coming.ers and carriers offer free anti-theft ware for smartphones, they will prevent reactivation if the phone is lost or stolen. one in three robberies in the u.s. involves phone thefts and lost and stolen mobile devices cost consumers more than 30 billion dollars a year. kill switches will be available on smartphones in july 2015. >>> and coming up, what's behind losing your keys? you do it all the time. i do. what we can do to improve our memory and better get out tissues. spring is here and so is the pollen. we have pays to survive allergies this season. stay with us. [ male announcer ] when fixed income experts... ♪ ...work with equity experts... who work with regional experts... that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. a short word tt's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies a quarter of million people while invest

. >> pam:smartphone kill switchs are expected to appear in smartphones as soon as next summer.san francisco's district attorney along with new york's attorney general. >> pam:the pair pushed smartphone makers and carriers to put anti-theft tools on the devices to try to deter rampant theft. smart phone providers will install a free preloaded or downloadable anti-theft tool on smartphones sold in the u-s. after july 2015. >> pam:and next-- quite the predicament for one toddler who went missing. you won't believe where he ended up. >> reporter:abnormal collection or rupture.. >> this was the hemorrhaged. >> reporter: it is not some time that is routinely tapped for shed the four. he and his team relieved the pressure. finally, going to rehab to gain strength. waking up and cured of avm. used to fighting his way through things. he is a stong boy. >> reporter:what went wrong? why morganville driver has the wrong information. ".there was a child inside the bearclaw machine." >> pam:it's like something out of a movie. employees at a bowling alley in nebraska found a toddler stuck in

the outcome the ultimate losers the consumer experts say the lawsuit can lead to more expensive smartphones and slow the overall pace of innovation. apple claims samsung still have from search technology to allow someone searching for a telephone number or address on the way to tap on the results to call the number four but the address into a mass in addition apple says simpson copied slide to unlock which allows users to swipe the face of their smartphone to use it since the encounter that apple is doing a wireless technology system that is that the sending and receiving of data. less than two years ago in federal jury in the same court brown simpson was infringing on apple patents and order stamps and to pay about nine hundred million us dollars but an appeal is underway products and technology are still being sold today. now apple is the name is samson paid for the dollar royalty simpson device equipped with software conceived by apple the third of the smartphones sold last year were samsung models apple with this degree higher price thai food street circuits with fifteen percent of the

he has even adopted smartphones.nt that i found interesting about in the facebook era, it seems as if our perception of what is to intimate of a photo to share has changed a lot. he is keenly aware of how technology is doing this. >> i think if you are a creator commie need to be aware of it. but then what you are comfortable with is a different thing. like he is feels shooting on film, but you also have to keep up with the time. the penning on the subject matter, then he probably uses different methods and mediums. >> what are the other exciting trends taking place in photography? --we won't discuss it, but exactly. friends, we can call them john rust -- working call them a genre, the classical they are still in the art market. the beautiful black-and-white, elegant photographs. then you have the contemporary artists that are using them as a inhod, photography, and fetch 4visual artist million at christie's auction, a substantial -- >> that is what is selling. >> a substantial market. think of cindy sherman, they ar

all numbers indicate this is a shrinking portion of where smartphone sales growth will come from.iven the fact the galaxy s5 was considered a success, but maybe not as amazing as the galaxy s5, the numbers may not be as stellar. >> all right. sam grobart, thanks for giving us that update. we will have more on samsung coming up. we will sit down with one of the makers of a fitness app that is using samsung's biometric sensor. and, watch is on your phone and tablet. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm emily chang. >> and i'm cory johnson. i am well rested. >> good for you. we are talking about fitness apps. a heart monitor that can monitor heart rate activity. apps are plugging into that. i am all about them. i can't handle my life analyzed in that way. >> helping people understand their sleep patterns, there have been interesting twists. right when this new samsung phone, you guys used to talk about this. >> now on every single phone, you can have a personal coach that uses your phone as your activity tracker. then it figures out what is the easiest way to be healthy. and, it coaches you on tha

and amazon is likely to do a smartphone near-term. i am interested to see what they do on the smartphone side. that is something that i don't think they will talk about, but we are likely to hear more about their view on opportunity and hardware. maybe the idea of doing a smartphone might be hinted about in this call. i do want to ask you about apple. surprising iphone sales, surprising revenue. you had a good question -- why? why do you think that it? >> there has been a lot of promotional activity in the march quarter, especially with the five c, which has not done that well since it came out last fall. at least, in my estimate. you have seen carriers not in the u.s., but around the globe, offering this at discounted pricing. that is bringing in new buyers. it is not coming from china. china mobile increased their iphone sales recently and they were not that great. s continues in strength. and apple is still selling the iphone 4s. it is not something they talk about much, but i may have seen an upside in unit. >> yesterday, we were

also streaming live on bloomberg.com, your tablet, and your smartphone. i am adam johnson. lot happening in tech. biggest weekly decline for the group since january. amazon, facebook, netflix have gotten hit. as for the headlines, struggling games developer zynga is losing its ceo of six years. he will be replaced by best buy's david lee. amazon to buy new york' it, ixology. introducing the galaxy s5 today. yesterday, ryan blair highlighted some of the new features. >> this is the new samsung muchy s5, there is a more simplified approach. it is waterproof. you have to put it in three feet of water for 30 minutes. they build in some protection of the inside. they have done great stuff with the camera. this will be all over the place. the global market will be flooded with ads for this. >> cool. been on a tear with all these selfie related product placements. ellen degeneres, david ortiz. up its ownng marketing. they joined trish regan on "street smart." >> not immediate clearwire they have hired these digital agencies, but they are making moves in the digital marketing space

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smartphones, early stages still, you know, the smartphones growing from about 900 million smartphones a few years, and that means they're continuing to increase in the features that are requiring more flash storage. of course, the hyperscale data centers, this is very early innings. this market has just started. we're gaining substantial momentum in this market. >> certainly a nice day for sandisk investors, who were counting on seeing some good numbers out of you. thank you for joining us, sanjay mehrotra, looking forward to talking to you next time. >> thank you. >> all right. >>> up next, google is currently set as the default search engine on all apple devices, but that may be about to change. we'll tell you which company is trying to convince apple to dump google. that story in a moment. [ male announcer ] when fixed income experts... ♪ ...work with equity experts... who work with regional experts... that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. mfs. for what reality teaches you... firsthand.e. in the face of danger, and under the most d

the smartphone bill. does your information, commissioner, say that that crime has gone up in the country and in our bill, which is put together with the assistance of attorney general schneiderman in new york, we leave it up to the manufacturers to use the technology they have available. we don't say, you must do it this way or that way. and they have the ability to do it. number one. have those crimes continued to go up? is that an issue that you are concerned about? and secondly, can in fact congress not waste time in telling manufacturers, use what you have available to make sure this done happen anymore? >> thank you, mr. serrano. let me take both parts of that. i agree with you about the importance of a commission that is working together, and ajit and i checked this before coming here. ajit and i have agreed on 90% of the votes taken at the fcc since i have arrived. sure, we disagree on some issues and we disagree on some major issues. and -- i think that's what makes the commission stronger, and th

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. -- automatically available on your tablet and smartphone.'m matt miller in for adam johnson. companies left and right are going public, or announcing plans to take their cut -- their companies public. today, it is lacking cap. inta. it is la qu >> it opened below its listing price. as you mentioned, priced at the low end of its market range, $17 a share, raising $650 million overall in its initial share sale. blackstone, the private equity firm, the company that backed la 60% of thel holds common shares after this listing. it is the third hotel chain that blackstone has taken public in the past year. before that, it was extended stay, and of course, hilton, which was the biggest hotel ipo ever. both of those companies have seen their share prices rise since their initial public offering. >> it has already been a big year for ipos. crush for keying digital, and grubhub as well. but they have had mixed results. >> the biggest ipo in the u.s. this year raising about $2.1 million. since theyrmance began trading. if you look at the bloomberg ipo

tvs instead of consoles that they used to watch in the 1990s, but i think the brick phone was the smartphone of the day back in 1992, and yet today on your smartphone you can watch live streaming of certain broadcasts, a tv show that was on any major network last night. and yet the laws are still built for a 1990s technology that didn't even include satellite or fiber options. you literally had one cable provider in every market with your rabbit ears, and that was the way that people watched tv back in the 1990s when these laws were on the books, and yet today it's dramatically different. in fact, there's some people that don't even have a tv in their house because they watch everything on their smart or toni or laptops or ipads, and yet the laws don't really recognize that technology. so it needs to be revamped. that's something i've been pushing very hard to do. >> host: how partisan are tech issues? >> guest: i don't think they're that partisan, you know? we have philosophical divides on maybe the role of government, but when you look at the success of the technology industry, look, anna