smartphones date commercially to 1994. today, 3 out of every 4 americans owns a smartphone. you can get a smartphone for free with a service contract or for as little as $50 online. many people in the developing world revealed they will invest in a smartphone before indoor plumbing. when i ask all of you, take out your smartphone if you have one. to get a sense of the audience. you are holding the entry point for a massive information system. i think it is important to understand that. every time you think the proposals in this speech are unrealistic, i want you to look at your own smartphone and the apps you already have installed. which is more presented of our future? the current failing bureaucracy or the smartphone in your hand? we have the opportunity to create a 21st-century veterans service system, empowering veterans to use their smartphones to re-center services on their lives, at their convenience, and with the veteran rather than bureaucrat in charge. this vision of a dramatically more effective, more modern, more responsive veterans centered system is part of a

think of smartphones as empowerment devices. the first and the important question is what and we grew up in the bureaucratic world else around clerical processes in the manual typewriter. the bureaucratic procedures that define what happened wil. they'll define the relationship. in this world, the amount of power citizens have over the bureaucrats is remarkably small. the amount of power the bureaucrats have over the citizens is remarkably large. too often, we the people have become weak, but bureaucrats. -- we, the bureaucrats. this extends far beyond the v.a. they were only an office for a brief. . enthusiasm ofand the new secretary of veterans affairs will presently run up against bureaucratic rules, hopelessly and intentionally complex policies, especially in information technology, and unwieldy union contracts. it has outlasted every president and every secretary. it isn't that secretaries were incompetent. he was immersed in the system that simply ignored management and asked for polite applause for enthusiastic speeches a

think of smartphones as empowerment devices. the first and the important question is what and who is at the center of the activity. ? the v.a. they were only an office for a brief. . the sincerity and enthusiasm of the new secretary of veterans affairs will presently run up against bureaucratic rules, hopelessly and intentionally complex policies, especially in information technology, and unwieldy union contracts. it has outlasted every president and every secretary. it isn't that secretaries were incompetent. he was immersed in the system that simply ignored management and asked for polite applause for enthusiastic speeches and then went back to bureaucracy as usual. the smartphone shatters this bureaucratic -- it shifts the location of power to the citizen. as is the potential implied in the new book, "the responsive city." we are organizing and empowering people with smart phones. if every veteran had a smartphone, they would be empowered to gather information, to interface with health systems 24 hours a day, seven days a wee

smartphone. smartphone apps. ipad. facebook. google. khan academy. duolingo. this is not your typical washington policy speech. you know that these words are now part of everyday life. facebook was founded in 2004. 10 years later it has 1.3 billion monthly users. there is no government subsidy for joining facebook and no government training program for how to be on facebook. google was founded in 1998. it has grown into a worldwide index of knowledge with well over a billion searches a day and a host of other capabilities. smartphones date commercially to 1994. today, 3-4 americans owns a smartphone. you can get a smartphone for free with a service contract or for as little as $50 online. many people in the developing world revealed they will invest in a smartphone before indoor plumbing. when i ask all of you, take out your smartphone if you have one. to get a sense of the audience. you are holding the entry point for a massive information system. i think it is important to understand that. every time you think the proposals in this speech are unrealistic, i

because most of the information on smartphones is private. much of it is just like the photos in this case just kept on somebody's phone and not shared with anybody. even a facebook account is a limited universe of people who have access to it. >> you're right -- >> more or less limited. i mean, you know, maybe it's 20 people, maybe it's 100 people, but it's certainly not private in the sense that many of the other applications are. >> i think it's fair to say you have a sliding scale, and there's some stuff on a phone that might be posted on the internet, for example. the difficulty with that case if you wanted to address it in a future case would be the intertwined nature of information on a phone. so looking at those photos in a smartphone account would be linked to the contacts inside the phone, it would be linked to gps information inside the phone. all of this information is intertwined, and i think you'd have a difficult problem if you wanted to create some sort of rule like that. now remember, the government might try the deal with th

the smartphone maker has just unveiled its latest smartphone, the aleksei ultra. will it be enough to trump the iphone coming out in a few weeks? zelda williams says she was on the receiving end of offensive tweets after her dad apparently took his own life earlier this week. twitter says it will not tolerate abuse of this nature. and the ice bucket challenge has been spreading like crazy across social media. zuckerberg isk the latest. he dumps a bucket of icy water over the -- over his head and he todaring other tech titans do the same. we just heard president obama speaking from martha's vineyard. he just addressed a rock, and the protests unfolding in ferguson -- he just addressed iraq, and the protests unfolding in ferguson. the first, to our lead story of the day. it didn't have the usual fanfare of a samsung launch, but revealing its newest smartphone ahead of apple's new iphone coming out in early september. and this new samsung is a departure from the older phones. it's called the galaxy out for. it's got a metal casing into the plastic. it's got a 4.7 inc

ahead in this hour, will a smartphone reignite growth for -- samsung announces its new smartphone, the alpha. it starts shipping next month. will it be enough to reverse samsung's market shares. the daughter of robin williams has quit twitter and instagram in the wake of her father's death. troubling e received messages on the social media sites. and mark suckerberg is taking the ice bucket challenge. the challenge, which has gone viral is to raise money for a.l.s. research. we just heard from president obama speaking from martha's vineyard he address ide rack and the protests unfolding in ferguson, missouri. we're going to talk a little bit about that and how technology and social media have been fueling these protests. but first, to our lead story of the day, it didn't have the usual fanfare of a samsung launch but nevertheless samsung is getting a jump on apple, re-- revealing its newest smartphone aed of the new iphone. this is a departure from older phone, it's called a galaxy alpha, has a metal casing instead of a plastic one, has a 4.7 inch screen and comes in five colors. it wi

when we think about the smartphone market in general, most people in the u.s. have smaller screen phones. a 4.7 is on the large size for the u.s. market. that will be important, because not everyone has made that transition. apple will drive a lot of transition with that. i just did a survey of 2,500 people around the world on things they plan to purchase in the next year, all kinds of gadgets, and number one by far was large smartphones. that is what people are looking for. >> a 4.7 inch screen, to me, having been using an iphone, mostly seems reasonable. 5.5 seems just too big. how do you think the new iphones will do compared to the new options from samsung? >> i think you've got a lot of people -- for me, it's about hand size. the sweet spot with the iphone and why it has been so popular with women in particular is the smaller size. when my girlfriend was shopping for a phone, she had no allegiance either way, but it was uncomfortable for her to hold a wider phone. she got an iphone because it was more comfortable and she could fit it where she wanted it to

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. >>> amazon fire smartphone gets rave reviews but not from consumer reports. they're here to tell us why it is not the ultimate shopping tool. "the willis report" where consumers are our business starts right now. gerri: we begin tonight with our nation's heroes going hungry. according to a new report by the hunger relief charity, feeding america, 25%, a quarter of military families, or one in four households need help putting food on the table. let's bring in jesse jane duff, military advisor for concerned veterans of america. jesse, this is all over the country, delaware, california, texas, virginia. we're seeing food banks setting up shops on military bases. why? >> you know we should not be surprised because the military this year had a cap only 1% increase on their salary. that was .8% less than what you would see out in the private sector. so essentially while gas prices are going up, housing is going up, all food costs are going up, their pay went down. ultimately when you can't budget at end of the month you will make cuts and usually comes out in food

many people have these more and more people have smartphones if you've got a smartphone you know there's a video up on there by default but again i recommend them to use or use or be and the us are it's a free app that streams video live to the internet and select me really important but if you're out on streets you're not in your car you can just reach down have that thing set up where you can quickly access it and go and start recording situation and don't be afraid to record it takes practice the police are intimidating they're trained to be intimidating and so it can be scary when you're reporting to police especially for the first time so you can help to actually go out specifically into the streets on like a friday or saturday night with other people who you know and trust and have multiple people with multiple cameras because we go out alone against the police there's a good chance we're going to pick on you they're bullies in a lot of cases and they you know two versus three three versus one whatever they're going to come after you so try to outnumber the police with your cameras

the g3 wants to be a better smartphone and all the things that smartphones do. for example, it's got an ultrasharp display, it's got 500 pixels per inch of detail in the display. that makes things look extra sharp. the battery life is good. the camera's great. this is what most smartphone makers need to do. they need to take a page from lg. they made the interface much simpler and smarter. the keyboard is well laid out. these are the things that people who use smartphones appreciate. >> thank you very much, mike. we appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >>> retail in focus right now. walmart meets earnings estimates but cut its outlook. kohl's beating on the top line but revenue missed. jcpenney and nordstrom, they're going to report after the bell. bob pisani joins me at post 9 on the floor of the nyse to handicap it. it's disappointing for a lot of these companies. >> walmart reducing the guidance isn't good. but put up walmart and it's having a tough time of it recently. the one thing i want to point out is they're spending more money on e-commerce. walmart.com numb

what we see is not just the entry, the importance of lower-cost cellphones, but lower-cost smartphones starting to become important not just in china, where they have had great success in challenging both samsung and apple, but t-mobile by coming out and saying to customers, look, you just pay for the phone. you don't have to submit to a long-term contract. it means that customers in big markets like the u.s. are looking at the actual cost of their phone, and they don't want to pay $600, $700 like the iphone and the samsung galaxy costs. this can create a new opening for companies like htc to come in there and take the market share away from apple and samsung. when we talk about samsung, we are not just talking about samsung electronics. it is a company that does all kinds of stuff in all kinds of arenas you might not know about. let's take a look at the giant that is samsung electronics. >> part apple, part intel, part whirlpool. samsung electronics is a big, bold, and really diverse -- the flagship company itself, samsung group. over 286,000 global employees who brought in $222 billi

now, smartphones for the first time ever over 50%. a billion units.his is largely immature market -- a mature market. think about pcs. have things really changed? not really. the fundamental format of the pc is not believe all thing. we feel smartphones have reached a similar place of maturation. >> the most exciting product line that he has seen in 25 years, one analyst says. tim cook agrees with him. what else could there be? will the iwatch come out this fall? is it just the new phone? >> the commentary from the senior management team is, obviously, is trying to rally the troops internally, but also the public as well. >> yeah. >> how could the new iphone be more exciting than the original? >> at the end of the day, nothing will move the needle from an apple perspective with the exception of new, updated iphones. if you think about it, the apple ecosystem, they will join over $200 billion of revenue next year and ship over 200 million phones. even if the iwatch is a grand success, it will not move the needle from a financial perspective. >> sales o

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. >>> lenovo's smartphone strategy is paying off. they deliver a jump in profit as its new hand set business offsets personal computer sales. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> good morning, everyone. you are watching "worldwide exchange." we are just modestly lower, around 0.2%. it is gdp day and the data we got out specifically this morning for germany and france, that was definitely disappointing. the recovery is losing steam. let's have a look at the markets one by one and see how they're responding to the data. the xetra dax is down by 0.1%. rew blaming its renewable energy subsidies for that big decline. the cac 40 is off by 0.5%. the ftse 100 outperforming this morning by roughly six points or 0.1%. let's get to some of the top spots we're watching for you this morning. balfour beatty up 1.9%. carillion says it is confident on the new approach which would pay shareholders an additional cash dividend of 8.5 pence a share. rwe's first half operating profit pl

the gear s has a curved screen and can make calls without a smartphone. and, the video platform that has turned everyday people into global stars. later, we look at how you to has turned the entertainment industry upside down, and how hollywood is now embracing it. first, our lead story. deutsche telekom is not closing the door on its subsidiary t-mobile u.s., the nation's fourth-largest wireless carrier. the german company will consider a sale that values t-mobile at a minimum of $35 a share. earlier this month, t mobile rejected an offer from france's iliad and talks for a commendation with sprint. is another company going to get into the mix? cory johnson is with us in the studio, and from new jersey, john butler, an analyst with bloomberg intelligence. john, what is your take on this? >> look, deutsche telekom has been trying to find a way to sell t-mobile for years. they have wanted out of the u.s. and to carriers within the u.s., is an attractive prospect. this market really cannot support four carriers, four big boys. you have verizon and at&t at t

back to you. >>> giving your smartphone new power. next, the new tool bart is unveiling to help riders fight crime on the system. >> american banks are under attack by hackers with national information that could have been stolen. >>> starting off with a look at downtown san francisco and on the right of the screen you can see the golden gate bridge and the toll plaza and everything is looking quiet. >>> covering santa rosa berkeley san jose and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> it is 4:43. bart is unveiling a new app for our riders to support crimes and suspicious items and suspicious activities using smartphones. the app is free and easy to use. riders have been asking for a way to report trouble without drawing attention to themselves and works on apple and droid. >>> the f.b.i. is launching an regulation into hack attack on j.p. morgan chase and other united states banks looking into the scope of well coordinated cyber attacks on five banks. they broke into bank networks and stole sensitive data including account numbers. a

ceo of la nouveau claiming the smartphone market is moving away from xpexive phones saying the smartphone's focus is shifting from premium products to main stream and entry level products. we've seen it before in pcs and we have a lot of experience in these kinds of transitions. pcs not exactly the example you want to point to in terms of finding answers, jon? >> maybe so. apple took a lot of flak for not really being able to significantly grow market share in pcs. bottom line, never really did. the thing they was the high-end. the profitable end of the pc market. so perhaps the smartphone market and the tablet market by extension, are bifurcating in a similar way. not market share but profit share and value of the customers these companies have. >> doesn't he have to say this? given they just bot motorola? have that unit coming onboard, need to integrate it and grease the market for something good to come out of their product lineup? given they just spent billions of dollars on that deal that didn't work out for google? yes, you want to say that low-end smartphone market is a positive. tha

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the kill switch allows the owner of a smartphone to remotely disable it if it's ever stole opinion it's meant to deter thieves by turning stolen cell phones into nothing more than a brick. >> you'll get into the head of a perpetrator, it's not worth his time, trouble, or risk, because the item he's thinking of stealing will be worthless. >> now more than 3 million americans had smartphones stolen last year, nearly double the number of thefts in 2012. but as scott mentioned, the most important smartphone already has it. >> apple, yes. >>> the tech world abuzz by the sell of twitch to amazon. around $1 billion when you total it all up. this is twitch, a video system that allows people to broadcast their video games for others to watch. sort of a spectator sport. twitch started by this guy, justin kaun. you may remember him from justin tv, where he broadcast his own life over the internet. what started as a web cam attached to his ball cap became billion-dollar twitch. so only in san francisco. >>> meanwhile, the biggest stars in television came together for emmy awards last night. >> it r

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average smartphone costs $600. the average phone prices $300.e flat, 450 million devices. still a lot. local mart phone shipments are growing 20%. they believe the new iphone is unlikely to change this trend. apple is the no eponly company facing much tougher competition. samsung will lose 14ers of its market share for saks same reasons -- 14%. liz: david i have a question for you, is america finally ready to give up junk food for good? fast-food chains like mcdonald's, pizza hut reported struggling same-store sales. many health-conscious americans are turning instead to something called fast casual. they are like chipolte and offer healthy options. dig inn, is a restaurant that takes fast casual to the very next level, delivering locally-sourced farm fresh food to the masses. we wanted to show you the difference in quality and also quantity. this is small wild salmon plate that costs $8.72 at dig inn, for about the same price you can buy a crispy chicken blt sandwich, large fries and a drink at mcdonald's. you get the sweet potatoes. "ratatouil

they shaped the soap like a smartphone maybe they would be selling more. there are categories for athletes, for different nine mortgages. there is a lot -- minorities. there is a lot more competition. private label brand something cutting into name brands also. gerri: talk a little bit some of the brand that are staying an going for proctor & gamble and the health and grooming arena for example, crest stays. talk about what might go. >> well, i understand they're keeping their shaving line. i think what's important to look at, they have got like 100 brand and they're going to try to get it down to 70 or 80.

the city's new standard format is also easier to read on a smartphone and tablet because it expands the different tabs that are there. along with this new city format, i found the opportunity to make our mod site more friendly and moren intuitive and better links to information and resources. our office started a major overhaul. we decided it wasn't enough to just move information around but an opportunity to update all of our content. of course i had no idea how much work that would be. [ laughter ] but this week is a team effort at mod. we delivered our new content to the web master and he's going to be developing a scope of work and once we agree, he'll be freezing the design and once he freezes the design i will have an estimate of what you can expect to see our brand new accessible website. i will keep you posted. my last item really is to give a shout out to the independent living resource center in san francisco about an upcoming event and ilrc sf is celebrating the 24th anniversary by signing the ada at the fully accessible headquarters. the details on saturday july 26, '10 a.m.

if we look back waerlds, the smartphone market grew about 40% last year. the high end mark, phones above $1300 where apple placed exclusively. >> that grew 10 percent, so by definition apple -- >> you say apple, does that mean you expect samsung to sacrifice margins to compete with the local rivals? >> i think invarably at the low end apple will have to get aggressive to be more competitive. this is analogous to the pc market place. dell was king of the hill. at that time they had 18% market share and mar jens. we saw them come in, be very aggressive on price, dell lost share, mar jens went down. i think samsung feels that same challenge sample thanks for coming in. this commentary, low, i think is swg we would have said two years ago. although, they were a low cost player, they are now completely out of business. their sales were up 50%. these guys were fighting hard to maintain margin and not drop down to price. what do you say to that? for apple, it hasn't been crucial to this point. they have been more concern about growing the way they believe they sh

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. >>> california has a new law that aims to protect smartphone users when their device is stolen. courtney reagan is here with that story this this morning's cnbc business news. courtney? >> reporter: good morning. california governor jerry brown is signing a bill requiring smartphones to come with a kill switch. it would render phones useless if they are lost or stolen. california is the first u.s. state to require kill switches. the law takes effect next july. smartphone theft makes up half of all crime in california's largest cities. >> industry was against that. we'll see what happens. courtney reagan with cnbc. thanks. >>> good morning. i'm jillian mele. looking at the boulevard near broad street where things are looking good in both directions. no accidents or delays to report on the boulevard. we are following two accidents, one in delaware and one in montgomery county. coming up at 5:30, i'll update you on both of those accidents. >>> fire breaks out at an apartment building. >> when firefighters got there, they were met with an unexpected challenge. nbc 10's katy zachry i

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the state assembly passed a bill aimed at taking the profit out of stealing smartphones. it would require smartphones to have software to enable their rightful owners to disable them. many police chiefs and major cell phone companies support the law. cell phone thefts account for more than half the robberies in some california cities. the senate has to vote on small modifications before the governor can sign the bill into law. >>> the consumer product safety commission is recalling nearly a quarter of a million flat screen televisions because of issues with the stand. they are made by vizio and the recall affects their e series tvs sold between late 2013 and mid-2014. the models are 39 and 40 inches. -- 42 inches, i could say. the televisions have faulty stands that could tip over. to find out if your set is among those being recalled, we have information on our website, abc7news.com. >>> well, you've been hearing that hawaii is bracing for two powerful storms tonight. after they hit, people will need a lot of help. >> absolutely. as michael finney is here with firsthand

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