it talks about hope at the end of the smartphones.y refugees interviewed say it is among the most precious object, in fact it was one man saying that i took my son, my passport, and my smartphone. interesting is that photographs of refugees with the smartphones led to comments on social media. a lot of people saying how can they be a poor refugee and own a smartphone. accessible,are very not as expensive. they are indispensable and help refugees navigate, use maps to find the way they want to move forward. it also gives them access to social media and internet so they can get in touch with help centers. they can also find out what happened to other refugees ahead of them, what borders to avoid. also, the laws in the countries where they are going. also, smartphones help them communicate with their family members, whether they are on the road or back home. ofther indispensable part these cell phones and smartphones is that it helps them keep memories from back home, they can look at their memories, photos, many refugees say that is imp

it planned to release its first smartphone game this year. it has delayed that release to march the shares falling after that. the president of the company has promised details of the mobile plan. it looks like the smartphone game release will be delayed. that raises questions about sony's execution, about the pipeline for these products given the fact mobile is so strategic. important for companies because that is where consumers are using these games, these applications. we want it on mobile devices. nintendo needs to deliver on that. shares coming off on that. as we look at leisure goods in japan, 15 stocks falling. nintendo leads that list with a 9% drop. we will continue to follow that among other consumer electronics companies in the region. rishaad: absolutely. we have a that, five-month share on samsung shares. the company is worth $8 billion more than yesterday. it did come out with disappointing results. the big news is the money they are giving back to shareholders. david is on this for us. david? david: we are off the highs of the

. >> apple is now the only smartphone maker, china the world's largest smartphone market is becoming the battle ground for technology companies. sarah clark reports from hong kong. >> it is one of the largest electronic shows in the world. 4,000 companies from 30 countries are showcasing their latest innovation. >> we attract a human nudge of trade buyers all over the world, over 95,000 trade visitors last year from over 150 countries and regions. >> reporter: china is a leader in technology consumption not just production. and the popularity of smartphones is creating a booming industry. in a market flooded with smartphones, competition has never been so intense. now two chinese tech companies shao mei and wawei. >> they have a lot of areas to try odifferentiate themselves. still like a totally different world. >> reporter: as the world's largest smartphone market, every company has a strategy. given the demand for phones, success in this region could potentially secure you a spot in the world market. meeting what the consumer in china wants. >> we have multiple colors, about eight

china, from the largest smartphone market is the battle ground for new technologies.arah clarke reports from hong kong. >> reporter: it's one of the largest technology shows in the world. companies are showcasing innovations, in a market hungry for technology. >> we attract trade buyers all over the world. traders from over 150 countries and regions. >> china is a leader in technology consumption, not just production. and the popularity of smartphones is creating an industry in app-related products. >> this monitors how much food someone consumes. >> in a market flooded with smartphones, competition has never been intense. once dominated by apple two tech countries hold the lead in china, accounting for one-third of all smartphone sales. >> the local guys have a room to innovate. to differentiate themselves. so china is like a totally different world. >> as the world's market. every company has a strategy. given the number of people and demnd for phones, success in the region, they secure you a spot in the top 10. with that in mind they are tailoring phone design to m

they are trying to draw more people online using smartphones to nintendo's games. that is one of the reasons they are saying they delayed the launch. rishaad: you mentioned the earnings. how are they? they announced earnings yesterday. they're operating profits during the past three months was below bloomberg analysts estimates. of $7.8t was a profit is what the which first-half profits in the last five years. there are some positive signs for the market. before they announced the delay of the smartphone game, the stock price was up 2% at the opening of the market today. followingixed news the earnings announcement and today's announcement of the delayed smartphone game. rishaad: grace, we have new management. doing on shares are the announcement today, are there questions about the new management passing muster? >> yes. far, he has only been in charge for less than the year. there have not been many decisions made by him. so far, he is in fomenting the management -- implementing the management plan decided before he took over. there is a lot we still don't know. t

so china is like a totally different world. >> as the world's largest smartphone market. every company has a strategy. given the number of people here and demand for phones, success in the region, they secure you a spot in the top 10. with that in mind they are tailoring phone design to meet with the consumers. . >> they have multiple colours, about eight colours that you can choose. >> china accounts for a third of the worlds 1.3 billion smartphones. the number of mobile phone users has fallen for the first time. that combined with the economy has analysts warning of a downward trend. >> in terms of the economy, it proposes uncertainty. china's tech companies are seeking to expand behind the domestic market. >> there's a lot of growing market in indonesia, india, philippines. we are partnering with them to make sure we can ship more. more intel-based phones. >> despite a softening business in china, an average of 100 million phones sold in every quarter. emerging economies may be offering potential growth, but the world the most populous nation is the tech company's targ

china, a large smartphone market is a battle ground of tech companies. sarah clarke reports from hong kong. it's one of the largest shows in the world. more than 4,000 companies are show-casing the latest innovations, with a market hungry for technology. we attracted a huge number of trade buyers. over 95,000 trade visitors from over 15 countries and regions. china is a leader in technology consumption. the popularity of the smartphones is creating a booming industry in app-related products. >> this helps to monitor how much food has been consumed. >> in a market flooded, competition has never been so intense. once dominated by apple. they hoed the lead in china, accounting for a shared of smartphone sales. >> the local guys have a lot of rooms to innovate. it is like a totally different world. as the largest smartphone market, every country has a strategy, and given the number of people and demand for phones, success could secure you a spot in the top 10 globally, with that in mind the producers are tailoring phone design. >> china accounts for about a

lock ourme time, we do smartphones.ying this is more secure because it is one step above traditional passwords. theysts are also saying same thing, but i guess it depends on how you look at it. i lock my smart phone, i think i am safe if i go with this. i just can't remember all of those different passwords. david: i guess the biometric piece is more secure. they will get a hold of it. we're going back to the future, rubber that movie with christopher lloyd and michael j fox? here they are present today in a toyota commercial talking about "back to the future." shery: how long has it been? a long time, but that was such a memorable movie, and they go forward to october 21, 2015. does that make you feel old? it does, for me. this is what people are writing about on youtube about that video. there is a lot of promotion. pepsi was involved here. i'd watch want an entire movie about this. apparently the conversation really interesting even if it is an appetizer and. it is amazing how much is being done -- even if it is an a

without a doubt, every smartphone these days kind of looks like every other smartphone. right?ave to have curved corners. you have to have at least a home button in some way. right? that's how interaction design works. by just do not think we can allow a company to take ownership of things that just are how they are. i think that if you look at what we have designed in the last 12 months, you will understand how much originality there is in what we do. and to be honest, i think you are going to see a lot more happening in the opposite direction, right? people taking inspiration on what we do. in building the new products. emily: lei jun, ceo, is often compared to steve jobs. he doesn't like that comparison. but he wears a black shirt. he does the one more thing. why does he do that? hugo: he's no longer wearing black shirts. [laughter] in fact, that was a while ago. he wears a blue button-down shirt. he has 50 of those. he wears them to the office every single day. the one more thing was a joke. i think people just took it way too seriously. we don't take ourselves seriously at

it marks the end of the smartphone wars.still have samsung and apple fighting, but there is some maturation in the smartphone market. there is not a need for a lawsuit. david, if this is the end of the smartphone patent wars, what is the next phase in technology patents? case, it is a good example of the ab and flow we see in patent law. when ever there is a new technology, mobile phones, see a lot ofes, we these patent battles. the next thing we will look for is what is the next frontier for innovation, and then we will see patent wars come up again. at the end of the day, the consumer benefits because of all the innovations that come about during that process. emily: susan, what are you watching for? what is the next big trend? >> we are seeing a number of fights over the fundamental technologies, old-school copies like erickson and gnocchi a no longer in the business of making phones, but they have fundamental technology and are fighting to get money. in terms of new technology, internet of things, entertainment systems o

so gm learned about this, and they actually patched their smartphone vulnerabilities in their smartphone app that would have allowed this attack within 48 hours. and that's a big improvement over five years. of course, it's a much easier problem to fix in a smartphone than in a car, but it still shows that they're taking this seriously, they have a real cybersecurity team. you know, it's encouraging, and i don't want to entirely chastise these company. it seems like in general everyone's improving, it's just a matter of how fast and if they, you know, are really improving as fast in terms of the security that they're adding as they are with potentially vulnerable features that they're adding. >> host: so potentially how many hackable cars are on the road today, and should people who own a newer model car, should they be afraid when they get in their car? >> guest: well, i don't know the total number of internet-connected cars, but it's absolutely in the tens or hundreds of millions. and i, but i do not want to say that people should not, should avoid an internet-connected vehicle or avoi

in a market flooded with smartphones, competition has never been so intense.nce dominated by apple, two chinese tech companies hold the lead in china accounting for nearly one-third of all smart phone sales. >> the local guys, they have a lot of room to innovate, to try to differentiate themselves. so china is still like a totally different world. >> as the world's largest smartphone market, every company has a china strategy. given the number of people here and the demand for phones, success in this region could potentially secure you a spot in the top 10 globally. with that in mind, the producers are now tailoring phone designs to meet what the consumer in china wants. >> they have multiple colors. you can see. you can choose. >> china now accounts for about a third of the world's 1 (300) 000-0000 smartphones, but the number of mobile phone users has fallen for the first time. >> combined with the slowing economy has an lifts warning of a slight downward trend. >> in terms of the economy condition in china, it does pose a lot of uncertainty for vendo vendors

hugo: we wouldn't for smartphones or tvs, or these products. simply because it doesn't make sense to do that. we would rather use that engineering for horsepower building interesting the interesting services and capabilities on top of android that have value versus starting again. everyone who has tried has failed. despite having resources as a startup, which we still are. emily: johnny ives said you had stolen his design. how do you respond to that? ♪ emily: you were born and raised and brazil. you got into computers and made it to m.i.t. you were class president. hugo: blame my mom for all of the above. she really is the one person who pushed me all along and still does by the way. emily: you founded your first company after college, a mobile speech recognition company that got bought by nuance communications. that powers apple's siri. hugo: there is some amount of code. we don't know how much that made its way to the software that powers siri today. emily: he joined google in london. you worked your way up through the ranks. what was that ri

grace: the new smartphone game is a big expectation.w it is already october so we do not know how much it can contribute to the earnings for this year but for the future it will be really taught -- powerful. that could be promising. game thatat, the new uses character figures are doing well. they are trying to improve their 3-d and software sales. these are the things that are nintendo'sive earnings for this year. tokyo onve for us in nintendo. thank you so much for that. time for look at the top stories on the bloomberg terminal. juliette: texas instruments is imid to be in talks to buy max integrated. willing to deal unless there is a very high premium. maxim jumped 9% at the close in new york hitting a market value of nearly $12 billion. deutsche bank says it is planning to suspend dividends for two years in a drive to cut costs. the aim to resume shareholder payouts from fiscal year 2017. john kline took over as ceo in july under pressure to lower expenses and boost capital buffers and reverse shares slump. will reveal his strategy

reporter: it certainly marks the end of the smartphone wars.ill have samsung and apple fighting for specific issues they have to do, but we can tell there is some maturation in the smartphone market. it is not growing the way it used to, so there is not a need for a lawsuit. emily: david, if this is the end of the smartphone patent wars, what is the next phase in tech patents? what are you watching for? guest: that's a good question. i will say in this case, it is a good example of the ebb and flow we always see in patent law. whenever there is a new technology, mobile phones, sewing machines, we see a lot of these patent battles. the next thing we will look for , frontiert adventure for innovation, and we will see patent wars come up again. at the end of the day, the consumer benefits because of all the innovations that come about during that process. emily: susan, what are you watching for? in terms of your reporting, are you looking for more deals? what is the next big trend? reporter: right now, we are seeing a number of fights over the fun

you know, building a smartphone brand. operationally it is complicated.ou have to have after sales set up, customer support set up, and it takes a huge amount of work, plus, localizing the hardware. we are going to work our way to that, but we're not quite ready yet. emily: are you saying you will someday? hugo: of course. emily: what will it take? hugo: having a team, essentially a sizable team here to manage the process operationally, certification, ongoing engineering help. and so on. emily: months away, years away? hugo: no less than a year plus away. emily: more than a year away. hugo: potentially much more than a year away. emily: you spent a long time at google. google is blocked in china, apps are blocked in china. is there a way forward for google in china? hugo: i don't know. it is a tricky issue. i do believe that it may not be the end of it. i personally don't think that it is the end of the road for google in china. purely thinking from the point of view of how useful google is and the fact that people in china are universities, study abroad,

a two ton smartphone on wheels. they still believe that by avoiding the subject they can kind of prevent people from thinking about cars in that way. i think it is only a matter of that this is part of the mainstream awareness. and i know it is only a matter of time until the automotive companies are doing things to secure vehicles. i have heard since the research been no there has illusion within the car industry that this is possible. it is certainly something that they are internally aware of, and have been working on. pay are not sticking their heads in the sand, they just look like it, because they seem so afraid of speaking about this in public. host: andy greenberg of "wired" magazine. technology reporter and started quite the conversation with his article about driving a hacked jeep. thank you for being on "the communicators." "landmark cases" examines the dred scott decision. then, republican presidential candidate jeb bush holds a town hall meeting in concord new hampshire. >> all persons having business b

. >> home grown challenge - how local smartphones are giving apple and smart sung a run for their money in the chinese market. >> in sport, it's a southern hemisphere sweep in the quarterfinals of the rugby world cup. scotland losing by a single point against australia, ireland beaten by argentina >>> two people are dead and several others injured after one of the boldest attacks in the violence gripping israel and the occupied territories. a gunman, who was also armed with a knife, opened fire at a bus station in beersheba, he was killed, as was an israeli soldier. let's get the latest from andrew simmonds, who is there. what do we know about what took place, and the area itself? >> well, what's was this, the police say, and said there were two attackers. they have changed that story to one attacker, one went into the bus station, and immediately attacked a soldiers. the soldiers has since died. there were a number of other people also attacked, a total of four police officers and a number of civilians, all taken to hospital, but none, apparently, with life-threatening injuries. now, t

mike" voice-activated, hands-free technology in cars, trucks and on smartphones... is there so drivers can keep their hands on the but triple-a's traffic safety foundation has found...often, just the opposite is happening. "the research confirms that hands-free is not risk free" foundation president peter kissinger ...says new research shows hands-free systems are, in fact, distracting, themselves. "what is particularly surprising, is that that cognitive distraction is not only prevalent when people are using the system but it persists or lingers for up to 27 seconds after they stop using the system" he says that means at 25 miles an hour, a driver can drive the distance of three football fields....definitely mentally... and maybe even, dangerously distracted. "xm channel 3" the triple-a foundation report tested voice-activated, hands- free technology in ten type passenger vehicles...and three makes of smartphones. and expects the same results if other cars and phones were tested... ...while, kissinger applauded both industries for working toward "distracted driving

so china is like a totally different world. >> as the world's largest smartphone market. every company has a strategy. given the number of people here and demand for phones, success in the region, they secure you a spot in the top 10. with that in mind they are tailoring phone design to meet with the consumers. >> they have multiple colours, about eight colours that you can choose. >> china accounts for a third of the worlds 1.3 billion smartphones. the number of mobile phone users has fallen for the first time. that combined with the economy has analysts warning of a downward trend. >> in terms of the economy, it proposes uncertainty. china's tech companies are seeking to expand behind the domestic market. >> there's a lot of growing market in indonesia, india, philippines. we are partnering with them to make sure we can ship more intel-based phones. >> despite a softening business in china, an average of 100 million phones sold in every quarter. emerging economies may be offering potential growth, but the world the most populous nation is the tech company's target marke

also a new study about smartphones that says they hurt personal relationships.ow from new york city, shannon bream, we begin with you. tell me about the smartphone study. >> you know what? i learned a new word today. it is called fubbing, meaning phone snubbing. if your partner is more interested in their smartphone and other social media, it could be hurting your relationship. two professors out of baylor decided to study this and see how the percentages were going down. 65% say they have been fubbed. 23% say it caused a problem in their relationship, and 33% say they're depressed about it. >> all right, i believe that fubbing is all over the place and i have to confess, shannon bream, that i do it sometimes because of work. because of work. okay? so i guess a little -- get the little believe, and then it says o'reilly, you have been arrested, because that is what this is. and there is somebody sitting across from me, and i always explain, though, i don't just pick it up and start to text. but i have to take the fubbing stuff away from the urchins at the dinner

china.ne word, another word, smartphones.nation of those two, china has been weaker this year. we know that. it was for quite a while the biggest growth driver for the global smartphone market, and frankly still is, but as it is slowing down, the smartphone market has been slowing down, as it has globally. 60% of the revenue from communication chips, the little chips that go inside your smartphone, including iphone and so many other phones getting sold out there. with that slow down cents q1 of this year, sustaining, sustaining, sustaining, and there hasn't been that uptick they have been hoping for. in the end, it came to the bottom line and topline, and they have had to cut as a result. it is a big blow to tsmc and suppliers. angie: what does capital expenditure and the cut of capex say about the wider industry? >> it's not really for today. -- you spilling being are spending billions of dollars for future generations of semiconductor technology. capitale cutting cpa expenditure's today, you are saying things will not be as

another bar raised in terms of unparalleled smartphone performance.ink there's plenty of run rate out there for apple to continue taking share. it's up beyond 44% share in the u.s. and trending higher. and we think you can get there globally which means the story could still double from here in terms of smartphone sales. and that is fundamentally why jnp is recommending apple right now. >> alex, can we close the debate on whether or not december goes negative on iphones? >> carl, we will be able to do that until we actually put up the sales numbers. >> yeah. >> but i think they're off to a strong start. and there's nothing in the market that suggests that the competition is closing. android is putting out some capable phones, but the number two player in the smartphone market after apple, samsung, is in big trouble struggling and that leaves apple to do things really uncontested in the market. we're bullish on apple and its suppliers. names like sky ware, all of these can benefit from apple as well as just increase performance in smartphones globally.

the galaxy smartphones have struggled to compete with iphone.urrency boost component sales. but taco be losing, bell and can't see were expecting a 10% jump, but they only rose 2%. yum has revamped its menus, but it is struggling to recover from an avian flu outbreak and a food quality scandal at one of its major suppliers. guy: next, as the specter of recession haunts japan the boj holds fire. what are kuroda's breaking points. the economist of citigroup speaks to bloomberg. and an hour later we will hear from the former u.s. treasury secretary. you do not want to miss it on bloomberg tv. ♪ guy: welcome to "the pulse." kept itsof japan record stimulus unchanged despite speculation on further stimulus. are these assigns of a recession in japan. kuroda defended the decision. let's go to tokyo. doj toll it take for the act? what information do they need to see to pull the trigger? >> there is a lot of worry about the economy and signals of a recession that the economy may already be in a recession. pressor kuroda, and his conference this afternoon

shery: they supply parts for smartphones as well. smart phone market has been so stagnant recently, very overcrowded, i think they are going to take a hit. juliette: get etch-a-sketch. angie: that is back in the day. thanks, guys. that is the verdict from the stock exchange. back in an hour. looking at the next hour of the show, we are speaking to the ceo of australia's second-largest oil and gas producer. about the growth strategy and what's next after a failed bid for oil. we are counting down to the opens in japan and korea. this is "first up." angie: the five-year plan. china's ruling elite gather in beijing to discuss the next economic roadmap as interest rates are cut for a sixth time since november. oil,rned takeover bid for so what's next for woodside? we're going to speak live to ceo peter coleman. holdings set to name its final share price in an ipo set to top $12 billion. welcome to "first up." i'm angie lau coming to you live from our asian headquarters in hong kong. elite arelitical gathering in beijing right now to fina

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a lot of would going to smartphones. they do similar types of things.tly different chips but trying to supply to the smartphone market. they sit when everyone else was acting. they unbundled. average environments, such as voice and also visual processes. but theypecialty area go into products from washing machines and air-conditioning. they go into everything. we are seeing more types of chips they make going into more and more products. they have connectivity and so forth. they have managed to avoid the slowdown by digging a few years area.d going into another they have managed to avoid the problems others have faced. almost a billion dollars announced. are there any more deals left to be done? >> yes. there are more deals to come. all the deals haven't been done yet. why,f the reasons factories and all the various types of things are getting more and more expensive. there is a lot of hunger from the chinese to get access from the ip as well. these things have not gone away. it is not going to be as many deals. we're going to see more deals coming up i

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