there's a lot of apps and i was smartphones and those are the most threatening aspect of security today because always that we give a lot of axis terms of tracking and in terms of basically the data that the companies that own those apps have access to so this is the biggest threat and why a company's not doing more to make those up secure well there isn't enough of an incentive for them to do a lot in terms of fines they don't face hefty fines when it comes to data breaches so that's something the government should work on exactly this something government needs work on and fortunately government is not forced to do that because consumers are largely unaware of some of the dangers and so it's like events like the chaos communication congress that help us realize what some of the threats are ok so government should work on have to find because otherwise companies don't have enough of an incentive to to make those apps secure and of course they're in competition with each other what can we do as individuals to protect us as individuals we probably should just be well informed and we shou

we have the photo printer attached to a smartphone. i will need some help here, dan.are in a better position than me. we need to put it on video mode. this is a video selfie? well, it is. you will find out why in a moment. all i have to say right now is that when dan presses the button, make sure you move and make some noise. happy clickmas, or something else appropriate. three, two, one! all: happy clickmas! so now we have still that looks like but that we print. that's unfortunate. it's not a bad picture. let's print that still. hurrah! there you go, spencer. your memento. your memento for having us. i like the way you framed it. i'm sure that's what it was designed for. i'm going to have to take a selfie of that. that's it for this week. thank you so much for watching. on behalf of the whole team, merry clickmas! the rooftop sees santa who is laughing with glee. he is trying to fit robots down the chimney. he finished thejob and the gifs were delivered. around rudolph‘s neck, the gps triggered. and on santa's step counter the total was high. merry clickmas to all!

speaking of smartphones, they're not just for cameras anymore.onal assistants. >> of course. >> for alarms and ordering groceries, and all of that. one problem, though, is oh, you look down and your battery is dead. where are we going with smart charging? >> so what's really interesting, we've seen this come to the fore last year, but this 2018 is shaping up to be t charging break out of these traditional sort of forms. >> this to me is not traditional. i'm still plugging mine into the wall unit. here we have a charging pad. this is where you just what lay your phone against it? >> exactly. you lay your smartphone on top of it, and it charges while you sleep. which is great. but it does require you to sit there and be okay with not holding your phone for awhile. >> there's still a wire. >> exactly. what we're going see this year, two companies at least received fcc approval to do full-on wireless charging. if you're sitting within a certain range of a transmitter you could be doing whatever on your phone and it's pulling power over the air from t

and does everyone have smartphones? she has one, but most people don't.e issue as well. at the end of the first day there are still lots of questions about the e—book. tech experts work through the night to try and show the others what might be possible. we are here to see which capable... the tech sector in india is growing fast. internet use here has risen by 90% since 2015. to open up minds... but will that be enough to persuade the others? it's day two and the experts have stepped out of the building. don't get any ideas. they are still brainstorming, but it is now fuelled by a strong cup of delhi chai. ladies, delhi chai! having heard more about the e—book, the team think a powerful way to use this tech would be to tell her own story. but they also need something that could appeal to the next generation. and to find out more about the challenges facing younger women, we've arranged for them to meet priyanka. she moved to delhi recently from west bengal where she lived with her aunt and father after her parents split up. but she is behind in her studi

at least until your smartphone's battery dies, at which point the power in the month goes. what's that, production? i needed back in the hub. spencer! i hope you are enjoying the show. good to be back inside. kate, what are you doing with your hand?” good to be back inside. kate, what are you doing with your hand? i am making sweet, sweet music. can you not hear it? it is wonderful. this is the remedy digital music glove, and the way that it works, it connects to an apple in your phone and these four stencils here turned on and off loops. —— sensors. and these four sensors initiates apples. so you can choose lots of different musical styles that you want. drum and bass, hip—hop, edm. electranet dance music. yes, i know. you can even put a bit of flange on. this is what somebody who with absolutely no musical ability whatsoever, i am sure you can tell, can create. kate russell, everybody. fabulous. now it is time for my christmas present to you all. and indeed you at home as well. now, you might remember, last week i got to talk art with performance art superstar marina abra

is it's not going to work so my smartphone we're going to help in this case it wouldn't do anything if your charity if you know if someone has intercepted the single to your phone and they put it is shown to some other phone is something that my phone can do my phone going to help you from applications that get on your phone and know you can vote if you're going to this i mean that's nonsense. like you said just now because you saw a phone to your account to promote old coins your twitter account how much of a threat is this kind of activity when it's done there's like an ongoing craze right now of crypto jacking where hakas use people's computers to mine bitcoin is the huge threat. well it's not what happened to me is not a threat or there's a great threat to all mine this is a great threat to all people who oppose crypto conses most people do not keep their currencies on their own while they use wireless on the exchanges now former hacker trying to hack into wireless and get money i wouldn't search around the world for individuals that have their wallets no i would go to an exchan

i am a little bit obsessed about smartphones and mobile. remember in university, i was among the first to get a mobile phone, 24 years ago, it did not fit in my pocket at the time definitely -- than a remember in 2006, i put a strategic priority for my company, mobile then commerce. at that time he was about 21% of our sales. fast-forward to 2016-2017, 50% of our sales, $1 billion of it is coming from smart phones and mobile, so we see the growth coming and we expect the growth to be unstoppable. i see the mobile as being the next shopping center for luxury. so the next department stores will be in mobile phones. francine: how their customers shop is changing, and so is what they are buying. the group's foundation was built on selling designer clothing, shoes and accessories to fashion addicts, the next frontier is hard luxury like watches, jewelry, that costs tens of thousands of pounds. shoppers are putting more trust in online stores. what is the one thing that will change over the next four to five years. will i be more demanding as a c

i am a little bit obsessed about smartphones and mobile.ember in university, i was among the first to get a mobile phone, 24 years ago, it did not fit in my pocket at the time definitely -- than a remember in 2006, i put a strategic priority for my company, mobile then commerce. at that time he was about 21% of our sales. fast-forward to 2016-2017, 50% of our sales, $1 billion of it is coming from smart phones and mobile, so we see the growth coming and we expect the growth to be unstoppable. i see the mobile as being the next shopping center for luxury. so the next department stores will be in mobile phones. francine: how their customers shop is changing, and so is what they are buying. the group's foundation was built on selling designer clothing, shoes and accessories to fashion addicts, the next frontier is hard luxury like watches, jewelry, that costs tens of thousands of pounds. shoppers are putting more trust in online stores. what is the one thing that will change over the next four to five years. will i be more demanding as a custo

that we have our smartphones.lways on at any point in time, no matter where we are, we can talk to almost anyone on the planet, real-time. so that connectivity is actually a benefit, and that is globalization as we speak. so we like it. if you are negatively affected by innovation or globalization, then we don't like it. that is what we need to do going forward. francine: it was pretty controversial when you went to see vladimir putin a couple of years ago. are you ever concerned about being controversial? ♪ joe: dear customers, dear business partners, ladies and gentlemen. over the past few days there has been a great deal of media coverage about siemens, about personnel, about the crisis, and other nonrelated business matters. that this is not siemens, and that is not what this stands for. nor is it what we should be. francine: joe kaeser made the statement days after taking over as chief executive of siemens, after his colleague had been removed. it said a lot about his appeal as a leader, providing clarity dur

susan hogan has more. >> reporter: using a smartphone while driving is a big no-no.any people do it anyway. and the recent survey consumer reports found 52% of licensed drivers who own a smartphone, texted, played music, browsed the web, sent e-mails or even watched videos. the new smartphone and tech companies are introducing safety measures for teens and adults while driving. apple's latest operating system includes a mode which blocks alerts for both calls or texts. you can download apps for iphones or androids which allows replies to incoming texts. some offer similar driving apps but all are voluntary. to play it safe, pair your phones, put it out of sight and use the voice command features in your car. >> distracted driving is not limited to smartphones. many have infotainments that contribute to drivers taking their eyes off the road. >> reporter: they're rated on the ease of use and factors that into the overall car rating. >> ironically at the same time many car manufacturers are developing newer technologies, designed to make new cars safer. >> reporter: li

the device maker says the product has an always-on color display s with your smartphone. the user can set it and forget it, literally. garmin shares up a tick to $59.27 "today" today. >>> elon musk says tesla will begin building its first pickup truck after its model "y." musk tweeted that he's been dying to build the truck and has been envisioning the design for years. shares of tesla finished down more than 2% today to $317.29. >>> coming up, a special week of market monitor picks for the new year. we'll get things started with a trio that our guest says will pay dividends for >>> here's a look at what to watch tomorrow. we get a fresh read on where consumer confidence stood this month. and housing will once again be in focus with the release of pending home sales. and the latest data on how many potential homebuyers applied for a mortgage. that's what we watch for on the final >>> finally tonight, we have our market monitor segment, the first of several stock picking segments we'll be bringing to you during this abbreviated holiday week. tonight's market monitor has th

it is designed to give malaria results in two minutes with an aid of a smartphone. it is faster than a standard microscope which needs at least fifteen minutes for a single test be narrowed down to maria because it was one of these that were all of us have the best we of all of all suffered from malaria before and we wanted to quit a solution to something we are familiar to and we stated to you know call it how we could improve the denisov malaria and then we target it to make it in one even process just for malaria. with a growing youth population in africa where young people are using smartphones this is giving rise to start ups and demand for digital innovations out across the continent pyramid still more room for african innovations and the market is still big if you're willing to put in more money in proving a the health k. shown getting poverty there is a high chance that you will get a return on investment. innovation investing in. according to the wild dog innovation is key to providing employment for youth. it is estimated that the low and middle income eco

you can't live without your smartphone. to work to make jobs the supermarket. as we go about our daily lives she would write songs from the last year alone no one minds. invisible hands. in the twenty first century starting december second on double. shift living in the digital age. coming up freemium gaming and apps for gore mates and skateboard acrobatics. but first cyber bullying these days many youngsters are getting abused via text message. messenger service or social media but more and more victims are fighting back and make their plight publicly known. as poland loves chatting to friends every day the thirteen year old spend several hours online then one day he began receiving abuse on his smartphone from a text messaging service that keeps the senders identity secret they think it has come diab i think it happened because i supported a fellow student who was being bullied that's how it probably started. to fall on funk tommy franks and in the beginning it felt kind of we are going to school knowing someone in class must have sent these things. but i did

it's time to reinvent your smartphone. it's time to move on.major carriers. ♪ it's a good, good, good ♪ time to be alive. ♪ oh yeah. pizza with pepsi. delicious. ahhh. (music) rated mature. playstation. >> welcome back-- . >> trevor: welcome back to the daily show, my guest is creator, writer, producer, director, show runner and star of the new showtime series smilf. >> hey, larry. >> i can't get over the feelings in my body and in my soul. >> mom, this is a really big day for me. >> this say big day for me too. >> you just [bleep]. >> you haven't seen the guy in over 30 years, you think will show up at the office, fall madly in love with you again? >> [bleep] you are delusional. you haven't played on a basketball team in a decade and you think will you walk into the basketball auditions and. >> it's a tryout t is not an audition. >> so when you are done you will be a big superstar, is that the case. >> who knows y not try. >> okay, you go try. >> trevor: please welcome frankie shaw. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> trevor: c

it's time to reinvent your smartphone. it's time to move on. z, from motorola. available at all major carriers. . >> trevor: welcome back to the daily show. you know, normally you don't think of congress getting a lot done on friday night. or friday afternoon. or any time on friday. or really any other day of the week. but this past friday was different. because republicans finally had a chance to pass a sweeping tax bill that would make all those clenched smiles next to trump totally worth it. >> breaking overnight, the senate passes a massive tax krut. >> the most sweeping tax plan in three decades. >> days of frantic deal making and fiery debate ending overnight with a celebration by victorious republicans. >> the leadup to the vote, democrats complain they were given just hours to reed the 400 plus page final bill. packed with late editions. sometimes scribbled in the margin. >> i can read one word, it's called add this language. can you tell me what that word is? if you can, you got better eyes than me. >> yeah, can i read it because i do

so next time you gazed skywards or pick up your smartphone, just think how seemingly small changes intic changes to the way you live your life. november marked 150 years of the shipping forecast. the shipping forecast for the next 12 hours. produced by the met office on behalf of the maritime and coastguard agency, it's believed to be the longest running forecast of its kind in the world. that crucial forecast data is produced daily here at the met office. there was just data is produced daily here at the met office. there wasjust a feeling that there was too much risk of loss of life... i was shown the first weather charts from under 50 years ago. what they did rather cleverly was basically put pins through the paper, the kind of sea just about this little pinpricks here that meant they were also looking at the same information in the same place. you can see how they had a change from these maps the very detailed maps. it was known as the storm warning service, but then was known asa warning service, but then was known as a shipping forecast. the shipping forecast is not just as a sh

many smartphone tech companies are introducing safety measures for teens and adults while driving.pple's latest operating system includes a mode which blocks alerts for both calls or texts. you can also download apps for iphones or replies to incoming calls or texts. some offer apps, but all of these are voluntary. pair your phone, put it out of sight and use the voice command features in your car. >> call mom. >> distracted driving is not limited to smartphones. many car models have infotainment causing people to take their eyes off the road. >> ease of use can distract drivers and that factors into the overall car ratings. >> ironically, many car manufacturers are developing newer technologies designed to make new cars safer. >> like lane departure and collision warning systems, even emergency braking systems to help distract the drivers avoid situations. these can be helpful but nothing beats keeping your hands on the wheel and your eyes on the road. susan hogan, news4. >> what a whirlwind year of news interested you the most this year. our digital team compiled a list of the 25

i am a little bit obsessed about smartphones and mobile. remember in university, i was among the first to get a mobile phone, 24 years ago, it did not fit in my pocket at the time definitely -- than a remember in 2006, i put a strategic priority for my company, mobile then commerce. at that time he was about 21% of our sales. fast-forward to 2016-2017, 50% of our sales, $1 billion of it is coming from smart phones and mobile, so we see the growth coming and we expect the growth to be unstoppable. i see the mobile as being the next shopping center for luxury. so the next department stores will be in mobile phones. francine: how their customers shop is changing, and so is what they are buying. the group's foundation was built on selling designer clothing, shoes and accessories to fashion addicts, the next frontier is hard luxury like watches, jewelry, that costs tens of thousands of pounds. shoppers are putting more trust in online stores. what is the one thing that will change over the next four to five years. will i be more demanding as a c

with children with just is the sauce and italian your smartphone together. please download the app. a rockslide in austria's val's valley has cut off an entire village from the outside world just ten minutes before the rocks came down on the main road some locals had travelled along it to get to christmas mass no injuries have been reported. when you.

everybody is paying with their smartphones.gging in the streets available sign next to where they are sitting in the street, these people who really need help from society. they are setting their begging for money and have a sign with a qr code on it. money,want to give the you point your cell phone at the code, hit a button, and they have a back account, that is the way they are getting money. china is heading in that direction and they have gone a very large way, as is india, of getting rid of cash. one of the reasons is that you can then stop the black market and the drug dealers and track where all the currency is going. we are not going to go in a different direction. america may not be ready to go there, although we will be left behind if we don't because this is a much more efficient way of paying for goods and services. >> and he will also know what everyone is doing what their money. >> of course you will come up with google and amazon already do and no one complains about that. reporter: you have to be thinking about

new evidence that being addicted to their smartphone can alter a teenager's brain. what it could mean for their behavior and their health. >>> and -- ♪ can you tell me how to get how to get to sesame street ♪ >> headed to "sesame street." how an extra credit project just landed these two young men a special deal with the legendary kids' show. >>> good morning to you all. i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kenneth moton in for kendis gibson. we begin this morning with that agonizing not guilty verdict for the family of kate steinle. undocumented immigrant jose ines garcia zarate admits to shooting steinle on a san francisco pier two years ago but says the gun went off by accident. >> kate steinle's father says his family is saddened by the verdict. he calls it a case of justice rendered but not served. after more than two painful years for kate steinle's family, a verdict many did not expect. jose garcia zarate found not guilty in the shooting death of the 32-year-old on the san francisco pier in july of 2015. >> we believe the verdict is a correct and accurate reflection

are smartphones, video games and social media taking over your life? some on capitol hill now asking if companies are building products to get you hooked. >>> and pulled out alive. the teenagers trapped in an upside down burning car. the moment two brave police officers rush in for the rescue. >>> and good evening. welcome to "world news tonight." i'm tom llamas, in for david. and we begin tonight with the dangerous arctic blast, gripping a huge portion of the country and now causing a state of emergency. a fresh round of lake effect snow pushing record snowfall totals up to six feet in parts of upstate new york and pennsylvania. piles of snow, you see it right there, as high as rooftops. and when the snow finally stops, here comes the cold. already teeth-chattering temperatures set to sink further into sub zero territory. the conditions on roads during this busy holiday travel week, very dangerous. and this storm system responsible for fatal car accidents in both kansas and missouri. and a small plane skidding off the runway there in indiana. wind chi

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download our smartphone app for the latest alerts and closures. jonathan: breaking news from montgomery county, the police on the scene of a very serious crash along route 270. this is near the falls road in rockville. the crash happened in the southbound lanes when two people were thrown from their vehicle. lanes are blocked both directions. if you are heading that way, choose a different route or calls him but if you know they are heading that way until them to detour. of relief for parents and faculty at george mason high school. that is after the police arrested a student who threatened to go to school with guns and explosives. anna-lysa gayle talked with the police chief as well as the school superintendent about the students motivated how he was caught. >> schools are sacred ground. we hold them as a special community that we need to keep safe. anna-lysa: the falls church police department learned of the threat from the 17-year-old george mason high school student tuesday evening. they did not take it lightly. >> it was a threat to actually