mamta is one of 300 million smartphone users in india.s second largest in the world after china, and that is attracting global phone makers to set up their manufacturing base in india. the latest entrant is south korean giant samsung, which has opened the world's largest phone factory here in india. just a few kilometres from the national capital of india, delhi, is this mobile phone manufacturing company called noida. there are at least 25 brands which have set up their factories around this area, providing tens of thousands of jobs. almost around this area, providing tens of thousands ofjobs. almost 30% of smartphones, that is 30 million, are manufactured from this area. noida's appeal comes from two major factors, government policies and location. but not everyone is welcoming foreign phone makers to set up shop here. for indian brands that have been operating out of noida for long, chinese companies are eating into their share of the smartphone market. the supply chain is very important for this business, and we started working on tha

these devices are designed for kids below the moment they have a smartphone.o some new cases that we try to promote all the time around health, that is, if your child is going to a football match or doing some activity out in the air, sometimes a smartphone is not the best thing to wear, but a smartwatch is able to keep you connected, right? so there are some new cases, even for teenage years, where the watch is quite useful. the increasing worry is that the kids have all the time with the tablets, with their devices, and we want them to go out and play, not just be connected, with the family, no access to social media etc, but as well, the outside, in joy and experience out of your home, right? with your friends and your family. but being all the time with their tablets. of course they will still have a lot of time with the tablets, smartphones, consoles, et cetera. now, i think it is fair to say we have a pretty fun job here at click. but there is one company which dedicates a whole day every year to letting its employees simply play. kate russell went to se

samsung faced pressure in a slowing smartphone market.martphone sales dropped 20% in the second quarter of this year. samsung always has been a pioneer when it comes to new technology it pioneered many large screen devices that we use today and the bezelless device it set a template for the industry he said consumers want this and it's time to deliver he said the development of this has been complicated but they're almost concluded with that this will not be a cheap device. it's likely to be plus $1,000. to won't even be a mass market device to start with probably aimed at a specific niche, but samsung hopes it could reignite interest in his smartphone, sales in its smartphone division, but also set a sem plate that ttemplate y might follow >> to put this in perspective, you said this could be a niche market, but there is consumer demand for it. during you're travels, what's the sense that people want a foldable screen? how will that impact my life why should customers want something like that? >> i think if you think about it, one thing

it runs in google's mobile operating system which is found in more than ninety percent of smartphones across the world the tech giant now offers hundreds of services he say to the most popular with one billion users each their very practical and free of charge users pay for their data. who are going to say mr schiavo has grown incredibly powerful because many of its products and services are free to use. that way users are drawn into the google ecosystem into the corner and by that's the anything to movies major platforms connect a vast range of services and products. and google is involved in many different market segments from hardware to software and services. structures for google. a quick check of the news weather and mail services and i'm up to find the best routes to work. protect join services are certainly useful but that comes at a price google collects user data to sell targeted dods its parent company alphabets reportedly earned ninety five billion euros in revenue last year but critics say google's data gathering is excessive and want to diminish its market power gardner

smartphone so the registered first responders are only tracked when they're needed . they're all either trained in first aid or work in health care. assigns each of the first responders a specific task one is told to fetch the nearest defibrillator the app tells the first responder where to find and. also updates the coordination center locating every first responder on the scene not it's clear the next ottis toole can see that the first responder is now in charge. the system was designed to bring a first responder to an emergency within just three minutes an ambitious target during cardiac arrest c.p.r. needs to begin immediately to pluck and to do a massage even when someone's heart is stopped every second counts. garden moment-i have fifty thousand cases of cardiac arrest in germany each year only ten percent of these people survive and i believe this up could double or even quadruple the survival rate in freiburg. other emergency first aid apps are being tested around the world whether they're successful depends on how many train first responders install these app

these devices are designed for kids below the moment they have a smartphone.to promote all the time —— there are also some use cases that we try to promote all the time around health, that is, if your child is going for a football match or doing some activity out there, sometimes a smartphone is not the best thing to wear, but a smartwatch is able to keep you connected, right? so there are some use cases, even for teenage years, where the watch is quite useful. the increasing worry is that the kids have all the time with the tablets, not the parents, and we want them to go out and play, notjust be connected, with the family, no access to social media, etc, but as well, the outside, injoy and experience out of your home, right? with your friends and your family. not being all the time with their tablets. of course, they will still have a lot of time with the tablets, smartphones, consoles, et cetera. but this is something we cannot avoid probably. this is nelson's column in trafalgar square, and for over 150 years, its base has been guarded by four giant lions.

four years when so i guess as soon as an android smartphone gets to about. i would say fifteen twenty dollars which is not so far from now should be achievable. i can tell you that the profit motive of serving the bottom of the pyramid due to its inherent skill ability will be sufficient in providing most of the immediate needs of the poor itself now this is a very contentious point a lot of people disagree with me on this that that nobody requires a huge amount of government. intervention and yes all of that to build human capacity education and health cannot this cannot be solved privately however for other issues such as structural access to cheaper products structural access to financial inclusion structural access to credit without credit there is no ability to then take risk to move up to your next level of economic development as we all know you need some access to credit so in my mind what is what will private sector companies try to acquire it or sell to the bottom of the pyramid it's what they need most what the need most is actually access to info

ten years ago the first smartphone went on sale marking a major technological breakthrough but it was also bad news for the environment says greenpeace smartphones have become an important part of our lives and are constantly replaced by newer models. so far seven billion devices have been bought used and then discarded causing major environmental damage now greenpeace says enough is enough. they demand manufacturers use renewable energy and design devices that can be easily updated and repaired recycling smart phones needs to become much cleaner so that we can live in harmony with nature. it's time to make smart phones eco friendly. and next week. a technology startup hopes to solve it india's garbage problems with the help of rubbish collectors now instead of on the street they saw the garbage in modern recycling facilities the whole process is recorded online modern data technology to reduce coverage next time on shift. meet the artist we talked to sasha follett's. a choreographer constantly pushing the limits of dance theater the funny thing was. i love this guy and. she's this da

if you took out your smartphone today, most people would -- i'm the guy with the oldest smartphone. i'm just buying a new one in the next couple of weeks. you'd say, what does it have with it? 's got a gps sensor. it's got a camera. it's got voice capability. it's got audio. it's a multitude of sensors in your one phone in your pocket. so what we're trying to do is trying to unleash our airmen and their ideas on how do we use that and connect it so i can connect and learn across any platform, any sensor, anywhere to be able to solve some of our most challenging problems. you know, we had a -- a thing we did last year, we did it -- a competition to bring out the ideas from our airmen across the united states air force. a spark tank. we're going to have another this year. those are bottom-up driven. but as you heard today from the chief, he also talked about a vice chief challenge. and i'm going to tell you how i heard it. here's how i heard it from the chief -- i have a vice chief, and he's a challenge. [ laughter ] but the real vice chief challenge is how do i unleash all of our air

so, the participants received smartphones. the plans included unlimited text, call, and data plans and the text messages were stored on a blackberry enterprise server and archived on a server maintained by global relay. in the summer prior to their beginning the ninth grade, participants were given these phones with these plans and with their full knowledge, their text messaging was monitored and archived all the way through their high school years. we coded the content of their text messaging. each text message sent to and from peers over four days' time, and these were coded for social aggression. so, one form that social aggression takes is negative talk. so, an example, and i'll just read it. he's an f'ing douche. there was also coding for social exclusion. here's a coding for text that would be social exclusive. okay, awesome, i invited all of them except matt. we also coded social aggression for friendship manipulation, as in the only reason i talk to her is to get the homework. okay, i think we have the laptop up. maybe

if you took out your smartphone today most people would -- i'm the guy with the oldest smartphone, i'muy august new one in the next couple of weeks, you'd say, well, what does it have with it, gps sensor, it's got a camera, it's got voice capability, it's got audio, it's multitude of sensors in your one phone in your pocket and so what we are trying to do is be able to unleash our airmen and idea on how do we use that and connect it so i can connect and learn across any platform any sensor anywhere to be able to solve some of our most challenging problems. you know, we had a thing we did last year and we did a competition to bring out the ideas from our airmen across the united states air force, spark tank, we will have another one this year, those are bottom-up driven. as you heard today from the chief, he also talked about a vice chief challenge and i'm just going to tell you how i heard it. here is how i heard it, i have a vice chief and he's a challenge. [laughter] >> but the real vice chief challenge is how do i unleash all of our airmen against the hard problems, start with multi

will the big phone revenue as te smartphone be attractive enough at that price point? matt: it's funny, people were freaking out, but then one year later most of the major smart players had price metals for premium closing in and exceeding it in some cases. phones at that price, there is clearly a demand for it, a segment of the market that once fully specked out hardware's. -- that wants fully specked out hardware. rentingplanes -- plans, the phones, full disclosure is what i do with t-mobile, it brings the cost down a bit and makes it more affordable than the sticker price up front. creative strategies tweeting that even if the screen were larger last year, some people on the bus model may still miss a larger device, which is exactly what the mac is addressing. i'm one of those people, i just kind of like the larger screen. i want to welcome back our audiences and listeners on bloomberg radio. our guests. with us you --cap to have -- ask got to ask you, you still carry and iphones evan, these new features in a bigger model, are they attractive to you? david: they are

many trained first responders install these apps along their smartphones. shift says abscond save lives. and no shortage of sweets to shift snapshots. this data glove can talk. or rather. the unique glove is the brainchild of how do you say you got a researcher at the university of london goldsmiths college. the glove has built in sensors that monitor hand gestures. the user hits a button and sign language is translated into spoken words and sent through a loudspeaker. ideal you've raised more than a million euros and financing to launch your great scientific love project she hopes that will be enough to cover initial production costs my dream proprietor is to be the exception at the fences for the people who want that kind of technology who want to voice their feelings and opinions without having to always look for someone to help them out to give them the independence that they need and the control over their own. communication. that demand for the speech club is huge more than seven hundred buyers have already preordered the device. that was our snapshot

voting by smartphone. that sounds like a dumb thing to do with a smartphone to me. what about you?i think it's an absolute guaranteed to have voter fraud and it's a ridiculous idea. >> lou: speaking of "ridiculous," let's turn to the hearing today. watching judge kavanaugh walk into that room and then testify straight to the senate judiciary committee. which he called as we reported here at the outset a national disgrace. they were in every way a national disgrace. >> they were. and the bottom line he hit a home run. he had to hit a home run. she had a compassionate telling of her story. whether it's true or not is irrelevant and she presented herself well. so he came in and he had to hit a home run. he did. he rose, showed passion and made his case of why he should be on this court. basically i think those democrats were so stupid to try to attack him. obviously at the end of the way it didn't go their way. they want their fundraiser. i had one of my biggest donor who only has an interest in the court gave a check for $1 million to help kavanaugh get through this thing. he said if

, also more affordable types of smartphones. this type of creativity, do you think that they're bound to succeed? will there be an appetite for these products >> i think certainly for the foldable screen there is going to be appetite for it. the caveat here is in the initial run a foldable screen will be incredibly expensive, probably more than the top end of the iphone. foldable screens have been around since 2012. the problem is they could never manufacture them in the kind of scale to actually launch a product. maybe now they've solved some of those problems, but the real thing to watch for is can they push that technology down to the mass market? that's where the volume and profit lie >> how much will this change the fortunes of what's happening in this smartphone market last quarter samsung felt the pressure of the slowing market will this stoke growth >> i don't think so. samsung's position in the smartphone market has been reasonably stable for some considerable amount of time. you have a lot of insurgents coming in from

it )s free to download on your smartphone. tens of thousands of people hit the streets of san francisco today, in a show of you can download that on your smartphone. >>> tens of thousands of people hit the streets of san francisco today in a show of force against climate change. nbc area's kristy smith joins us live from civic center where people not only filled the streets, they painted them too? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. the march wrapped up awhile ago. what's left behind areary mural. we're told some folks are out here cleaning it up. overall the march was peaceful. as you said, thousands of p francisco to send a message on the climate ahead of a big summit. they carried signs and unified message. thousands of demonstrators headed down market street in san francisco for the rise for climate, jobs, and justice march. >> the global news, everything's coming apart at the seams. the storms, the ocean is full of garbage patches. we've got to wake up sometime. >> reporter: a divorce coalition that included environmental an

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someone's reaching for their smartphone going on line purrfect. was in fact i already know her. that's a dana she's twenty six years old lives in cologne and comes from seguin she trained to work in office communication management but she's now studying business . she told me everything voluntarily. but i know even more about her i know her biggest secrets how well i don't want to reveal everything but i'll tell you this much i collect data i am facebook's database. i know what a demon likes the rapper. she's a fan of labor who's in football club and she enjoys working out. i know which posts she likes the one she shares with her friends and those she comments on who she sends private messages to and what she writes in them. i can watch her away from facebook to edina has my location service activated i know when she goes where and i know where she regularly spends her time all the world three times a week she uses the wife i have a particular. f.a. she probably works that maybe it's how she finances her studies or something else. and movement profile also tells me which of the

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apple shares leapt by two point seven percent on bale its latest smartphone line up with the customary fanfare of course the tech giant says the i phone ten s. and its biggest sibling the tennis max the fastest i phones ever liquid proof and have the most secure facial authentication technology in a smartphone apple is counting on hands and profits for the tennis macs with the company's biggest display so far. a deadly bacteria is devastating italy's all of industry it strikes down trees extremely quickly and leaves fields unusable so far the area affected is the equivalent of a thousand football pitches but there's hope for farmers in the form of a resistant olive tree as i left fastidious when it infects the tree it causes with the rain which ultimately results in the trees death it was first discovered three years ago and has decimated plantations ever since leaving farmers like we not gayety desperate. the poor want to be much. nothing is as it used to be. production has gone down by eighty percent this year. and the financial effects have been considerable. quantity even then i we

apple has unveiled his latest smartphone lineup with customary fun thank you know california the company says the i phone ten s. and its biggest sibling the i phone ten s maps on the cost i phones and the liquid proof until they have the most secure facial authentication technology ever in a smartphone app and it's counting on handsome profits for the i phone ten as macs for the company's biggest phone display so far and we can as a business update here in the w thanks for keeping me company. and. focus on the club this is weekend. in washington taking on mislead. the mega corporation the skull has more to go for its own fucking water production . and his neighbors in the french town of meeting are gearing up for a watery. next g.w. bush. entering the conflict zone fronting the powerful the fire just this week during the cold cold cold shoulder. thanks for the good of being largest probating. the members of the city government security council willing to stand up for the rights of people or allow china to care for the. conflict. in sixty minutes. and intent of going on a polar expedition

in the second quarter chinese smartphone maker while white pushed past apple into the world number two positions of smartphone makers behind some so now who have a way to conquer the german market by dominating the new fast five g. mobile network boss there are serious concerns over the potential for industrial speer notch so that the consumer that tonics show here in berlin wall weighs plans are met with some skepticism. chinese telecoms giant huawei aims to have five g. capable devices on the market by next year but the next leap in network technology is still in its infancy south china sea shenzhen city has been testing its first batch of five g. by stations delivering download speeds between one and three gigabytes per second. we aim to have small scale networks in some regions by twenty nineteen and available for commercial use by twenty twenty. germany is huawei second most important market and they plan to invest heavily opening as many as ten new shops in germany in the next twelve months they also i'm to have the new luxury model on rechelle shelves before christmas other than

house to the refrigerator counter all you need is a smartphone. in the darien capital munich the united nations world food program wants to revolutionize the fight against hunger. ban hardcover and his international team are already organizing donations and deliveries digitally. one particularly promising project is aimed at solving the huge problem that many refugees face. millions have lost their families money and homes as they flee war and persecution . in places like the fiji camp in the jordanian desert they're provided with the bare essentials for life. the aid organizations time is difficult and takes enormous effort look to him tick knowledge seems to offer a solution. you know the routine of the doctrine egypt the refugees has a virtual account in the block instead of having this account with a bank we can use the block chain to handle individual transactions or the advantage for us is clear instead of making ten thousand individual transactions each month via banks for example we can simply settle up with various businesses once a week.

users are up in arms of the israeli spy words been detected on smartphones in around forty five countries around the globe researches think the tool designed to track criminals is actually being misused too by governments to snoop on innocent people paula sneers got the latest on the. i'm hearing had severe just north of the israeli city of tel aviv and this building is home to an israeli company called it is so cool which develops and sells one of the most invasive spy ways in the world the software is called pegasus and it doesn't matter whether you're an i o. s. or android person your phone could become a target before he becomes a spy. camera microphone text messages anything else on the phone for those who are susceptible to monitor this is how pegasus works the target perceives a text message with a special nic one click on it and the spy ware if he could be downloaded to your smartphone from then on all your private data personal messages passwords just about everything is being sent back to the operator so who are the targets according to any so group its software is designed to t