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and where in the case of some you have to have a smartphone and a new enough smartphone to use it. you'll see in older generations and in less affluent generations lots of smartphones but not everybody has one. and so the mechanical barrier may be, depending on the nature of the service being offered, the mechanical barrier of what kind of device you have available for this purpose, which is something that just takes a maturation of a marketplace. >> thank you. mr. muller, you said how many transactions from paypal a year, a billion did you say? >> a billion in 2014, that's right. >> and you believe more this year because the last quarter was 350 million or something like that. >> that's right. >> what percentage are in the united states and what percentage are in europe and what percentage are in asia? >> so our largest markets overall in the world are the english-speaking countries, the u.s., u.k., canada, australia. also germany. and in all of them we see pretty comparable as far as payment goes, total payment. so getting towards a third of all of our payments, are on the phone

they have feature smartphones phone, not smartphones. >> reporter: paul is a dad and a tech expert for tom's guide, who says parental control apps on your child's smartphone is a no-brainer. some of his picks? net nanny, which work best on an android. >> apple restricts the apps, so limited power than on an android. all they can do on ios is see what web sites they're visiting. there's no time limits. you can't tell what apps they're using and so forth. >> reporter: sophia uses parental control, the old-fashioned kind. she doesn't allow the kids to have their devices when they go to bed or doing their homework. >> it gets taken away. it's a responsibility they know if they get in trouble for something, that's the first thing to go. and they get that. >> she has good intentions. >> reporter: she does. in montclair, i'm lidia curanaj, fox 5 news. ernie: all right. good subject to talk about. joining us right now, deborah norville, host of "inside edition" and the mother of three. nice to have you here. it's an interesting topic. we the talk about children getting their first phone around

smartphone target for 2016.peculating that they can cut the output to the tune of about 30%. ,hat has really hit suppliers as well as the apple share price. meanwhile, we have had a host of suppliers downgrade their supply forecasts. clearly, there seems to be some stagnation. what is interesting with samsung is it does not just make smartphones. it makes televisions, displays, and chips that go in arrival smartphones. it is slightly protected from its own smartphone slowdown. they now have a new head of phones untit. that head used to be in the payment services area. this man knows software, rather than hardware. thank you, caroline hyde. we are 48 minutes into the session. stocks are coming up a little bit. 8/10 of 100 is up by 1%. we have some signs of stabilization. we have the first u.s. jobs day of the year. we will see why these job figures may be particularly significant. are they always the most important numbers ever? ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome back to "on the move." points thisp 89 morning.

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smartphone sales declined.martphone sales last year rose by less than 10% for the first time ever. let's bring in vice president of client devices resource. he joins us from singapore. brian, great to see you. let's start by looking at these number and what they manage to do in their latest quarter. these were very, very strong numbers, no matter how you cut them. brian: yep, absolutely. if you look at the historical data and all the activity behind that iphone, it is a tremendous amount of momentum. the worry is where the company goes forward from here, especially as you pointed out, in the upcoming quarter. are they finally starting to see a contraction? rishaad: right. that is just is -- is that anything to worry about? candy reclaim the momentum, or is it gone forever? -- can they reclaim the momentum? brian: on paper it is. you can't blame investors were getting worried. you look at macroeconomic headwinds, the smartphone economic market maturing and stabilizing. apple saying that next market is going to b

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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,

much harder to say, smartphones saturation. smartphone challenges. which one is it?ng smartphone saturation. upside inlenty of an terms of the high-growth economies where smartphones should be increasing. it is a fact of life. apple has to contend with these macro challenges. if you look their pricing model, they are the premium end of the market. it doesn't make it difficult for them to see great volume into these markets. made a ton of money. caroline: $50 million per hour. guy: we are seeing a slowdown in iphone sells. that is probably a given. this is a money machine. where's the rights? everybody's getting excited by the slowdown. where is the middle ground? tim: it is very true. there consistently hitting estimates. here is whater happened with the ipad. ofsaw shipments last quarter 21 million down to 16 million this quarter. what you got is a danger of people not upgrading their phones. an innovator's dilemma. a product that is so good that people do not feel the need to update it or replace it on a yearly basis. ipads did tumble off. the danger is that happen

hugo: we wouldn't for smartphones or tvs, or these products.imply because it doesn't make sense to do that. we would rather use that engineering for horsepower building interesting services and capabilities on top of android that have value versus starting again. everyone who has tried has completely failed. despite having many more resources than we would as a startup, which we still are. emily: johnny ives referred to xiaomi. he said you had stolen his design. how do you respond to that? ♪ ♪ emily: you were born and raised in brazil. you got into computers. you made it to m.i.t. you were class president. hugo: you should 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. hugo: that is right, yeah. emily: 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:

>> today on "earth focus" the dark side of shrimp and smartphone industries. reports from thailand, bangladesh, and indonesia under covers the brutal exploitation of people and the environment for profit. they are fishing illegally on thailand's coast. crossed over 50 species of fish come including giant starfish, seahorses, and juvenile sea snakes. most of the catch is not good for consumption. it would be used to feed farm animals. it is sold to supermarkets in restaurants around the world. link tv and a college is visited thailand to investigate links -- link tv and others visited thailand to investigate links. industrial agriculture promote to stop as a sustainable solution for the problems of fishing. many of the so-called fish are pulled from the ocean around southeast asia with devastating effects. these small and young edible fish are left to rot in the halls of vessels for days on weeks on end before being handled. fleets of trucks and sport tons of rotting fish on each vessel on the processing plants where they are ground down and wash and cooked int

it's not considered a helicopter because a smartphone navigates the aircraft not a pilot. another thing throughout c.e.s. is virtual reality. it's transforming video games into interactive experiences. some devices can attach to your smartphone it. >> was crazy like you are in a different world. different place. >> reporter: in virtual reality isn't reality enough they are showcasing a camera capturing every angle of your world. >> reporter: developers also helping amateur smartphone photographers look like professional filmmakers. showing off its universal mount. >> we can take any smartphone mount it and get movie level quality. >> reporter: innovators changing the way we sleep and changing the way we eat. you can customize it. >> reporter: technology changing the way we play sports, and changing the way we listen to music. pretty cool. >> interesting stuff there. technology. >> all things you will be buying if you win that the lottery. >> or next year's christmas list. >> around here today just wet afternoon. >> yeah, that rain just rolled in right off the gulf of mexic

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the global smartphone market is losing steam. samsung missed estimates, as the markets that your. apple close below $100 if they, for the first time in more than a year. meantime, apple has bought an artificial intelligence start up. they specialize in facial recognition, interpreting expression as they watch videos and other media. it has become an extremely important area for apple, as it builds software to tie together its numerous products. volkswagen made by back tens of thousands of diesel cars in the u.s. in an attempt to placate regulators. the german carmaker expects to purchase around 60,000 vehicles, after concluding it would be cheaper to do so then fix. for more on the stories, terminal customers can head there. manus: i think we should check in on futures. up 150, justow picking up there. anna: focusing on the u.s. futures, the volume this time of day, they are showing we would be higher. this day is different than the last four. the overarching point, looking at the markets, a lot less risk aversion. markets, youui

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they will have to navigate outside of the smartphone.the consumer side, there is building pressure for them to use to it are billion dollars plus to expand -- to use to it are billion dollars plot -- $200 plus to expand the market. netflix, it's not typically in the playbook, but 2016 will be a year of a lot of changes for apple. the most important thing is with m&a. they will have to navigate where they have not previously gone before. emily: apple has never made an acquisition more than $3 billion, and that was beats, their biggest by far. time warner cable, you are looking at $78 billion. do you think that is possible? guest: i think if you look at potentially what is going on there, i think that is where everything is on the table for apple right now. emily: let's dig in to gopro specifically. what does gopro have that apple would want? why couldn't apple just make its own camera? it, ifi think part of you think about smartphone markets and what the different is,n -- the differentiation it has been around the cameras, enhancements. i

on the smartphone supply chain. google said, why not just rely on the smartphone itself?: i tried this. the experience is not great yet. it is very simplistic. vr's hype the are -- and what israel? -- and what is real? was able togeon save a baby's life by practicing the surgery he had to do on the heart. you might not want to do that all night. certainly, for getting easy access to it, it is amazing. it reminds me of the first iphone. it was the beginning of something. it is going to be a huge on-ramp for people to first experience it. emily: my guest host for the hour. in today's out of this world, some added drama on an historic spacewalk on the space station. restoring full power to the iss by replacing a broken electrical box. a british astronaut and nasa astronaut worked in darkness to avoid electrical shocks from the solar power system. the repair was success. it was still a proud moment for britain. he is the first astronaut to where the union jack on his suit . among his well-wishers, paul mccarty tweeted. a new financial services company backed by bill gates is

tonight, a report connecting your smartphone to child labor. children working to mine coal balls. amnesty international calling on tech companies around the world to stop exploiting children. also controversial new laws from warsaw and the former eu justice commissioner, vivian redding, says she is worried about the future of polish democracy. >> i'm very worried. the independent judiciary is the basis of the rule of law. >> china has not been this slow and a quarter of a century. china records its slowest growth rate in 25 years areas -- in 25 years. i'm brent goff. it's good to have you with us. we begin with congo's cobol children. amnesty international says children as young as seven are beings and in two minds to -- about -- into mines to mine cobalt. congo is the source of about half the world fills up like it -- half the world pressd's supply. sometimes they go 50 meters underground without the most basic protective gear. united nations estimates 40,000 children work in mines in the congo. reporter: they sometimes use only their bare hands to dig the soil in some of these h

they replaced the smartphone chief. the new leader is the former head of the mobile and payment platform division, the security and payment platform, samsung pay. that tells you where they are headed. they said yesterday in a speech that it needs for focus more on software and the platforms that will deliver the customers and the customer experience. very interested to see how this company is navigating a difficult environment. >> as you have alluded to, it is mucher than that. >> absolutely. the smartphone the biggest piece of the company, but it also is very active in the semi-conductor space and chip business. chip has seen falling prices, a major challenge. the display business continues to face headwinds. samsung is at an inflection point where it has to figure out how it is going to change the business, how it changes to that software and platform space. investors are generally positive on the stock, south korea's biggest company. 48 buys today by analysts, three holds and one lone sell rating. the majority of inv

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