smartphones were becoming popular.n 2011, around 10 million people in indonesia owned a smartphone but by 2014, that number had risen to more than 40 million. >> at the time, there were far more motorbike taxis than regular automobile taxis in jakarta. i thought there was huge business potential in f the drivers and the customers could be brought together. there had been dramatic growth in smartphone ownership among the general public. the middle class was growing. with more and more people beginning to buy smartphones. that is why i came up with the idea of using a smartphone application to connect available drivers with customers. i wanted to offer a service that would get them to their destinations on time. >> in january 2015, he replaced the existing call service with a smartphone application. the app was distributed for free. and in just 18 months, it had been downloaded by more than 17 million people. at the time, the app was distributed, the company had 1,000 motorbike drivers on their books. now that number has

. >> in a sense, my smartphone has been my longest relationship. that's why i decided to see what it was like to actually marry a phone. it is now my honor and my privilege to pronounce you husband and smartphone. ( applause ) ( cheers and applause ). >> chris: gosh, you guys. i'll bet that front-facing camera has seen some ( bleep ). ( laughter ) oh, yeah. rear-facing. rear-facing. he's just going to ditch her when the newer phone comes out. i think we should open up the relationship to tablets. all right, i'm stopping. comedians, about a quarter of all marriages end in divorce, so as a smartphone i would like to you break up with this man. we'll have our comedians' answers and name a winner when we come back on "@midnight."

so india is literally becoming a battleground for cheaper smartphones and midrange smartphones.vonne: for sure. how about apple? we just saw yesterday how it has fallen to the sixth spot in china. but how are they doing in india? exactly devices are not right for the price-sensitive indian market. $700.eapest devices about about 80% of indians by smartphones that are less than $150. so there is a huge price gap right there. has only 2% of the indian market share. two, you know,s sort of redo its strategy to suit the indian market. it is actually trying out to open its own retail stores to make sure it is in control of the retail environment in india. so there is activity from apple and india. they're looking at this market with new eyes. yvonne: one iphone could equal to 175 of those four dollar smartphones. thank you very much. next, we will talk more about a rate hike next. yvonne: these are the latest first word headlines. night was the warmest in the u.s. since records began back in 1895. the average temperature across 71states was 22 celsius or .8 fahrenheit. hottestought i

the galaxy smartphone, run us through the numbers.: 6.9 billion dollars against estimates for $6.4 billion. billion, so it is doing better than a year ago. at 40 $3came in billion, falling short of estimates. we have seen these preliminary figures, so the actual figures which are audited will come out later in the month and we might see more detail between estimates for sales and also the actual number, but one of the guests on bloomberg earlier said may be there has been a focus on profit margin as well. while sales may have fallen slightly, they have seen operating profit increased because of an increased focus on the margin. look at htc, a sales falling. shares falling after second-quarter sales fell, missing estimates of more than $728 million. once one of the top smartphone makers in the world, now struggling to achieve growth and maintain profitability. these products have been a hit with consumers. in 2011, it had a market share of 11%. 1.3% by 2016. smartphone market is aggressive and changing. angie: we will see if they can k

its a race to the bottom in asia's smartphone wears.got news that india is introducing a four dollar smartphone. apple is falling to fifth place in china. julie ask and john butler join us from new york. julie, we start with you. a four dollar smartphone? >> as you said, it is a race to the bottom. apple doesn't have to win that race to the bottom. there are a number of ways to sell money -- to make money on smartphones. you can sell hardware. if you own the mobile os, you can monetize that data. apple is not going to go there. apple is nearly unwilling to use the data even to improve their own products without consumer permission. what we haves that seen in technology is the ultimate bifurcation of the market, and the bottom end continues to go to the bottom. prices fall and the margins are garbage. >> the margins may be garbage, but the phones in general aren't. they have got much better over the years. in a way, that is apple's biggest problem. i don't think they need to worry about a four dollar smartphone. about --eed to worry in i

cheap smartphone?google, samsung, and other big players are selling cheap smartphones to emerging markets in india, priced around $40 to $60. we saw some at $35, but at the moment it is not possible really to go below the price of $40. reporter: thank you very much for talking to us. that's all from me for now. anchor: thank you very much. six time wimbledon champion serena williams is through to the final at wimbledon. she secured her spot in saturday's final after making light work of world number 50 elena vesnina, from russia. serena dropped only three points on her serve in a match that lasted 48 minutes, the fastest in my final on record at the all england club. 6-2, 6-0 was the final score. she will play germany's angelique kerber in sunday's final. stage six of the tour de france, a 190.5 kilometer route won by mark cavendish. he bested marcel kittel in an exciting finish. reporter: sweltering temperatures in southwestern france made for an uncomfortable ride and a bunched sprint at the finish.

s7ong sales and the galaxy smartphone have helped samsung beat estimates.ng is managing the slowdown in the smartphone market here. >> that is what it looked like. samsung posted is bigger covering profit in more than year two years. now, operating incomes for $6.9 billion,n at which is better than the average forecast of $6.4 billion. last year, the operating income was $5.9 billion. we can see continuing demand for galaxy s7 phones, continuing to boost the phone market for samsung. samsung probably sold 15 million units of the s7 in the second quarter, after shipping 10 million in march. that might have helped that the appetite for iphones seems a little sluggish right now. the consumer electronics business also saw increased margins, according to goldman sachs. bills came in at $43 billion, slightly short of estimates. don't forget, samsung is the world's largest maker of android phones, but also the number one memory chip producer in the world, and a key display panel maker. a bloomberg survey suggested that they might have seen operating outcome fall,

customers at convenience stores and other locations will use their smartphones at the atm. after a cash amount is entered, a camera on the phone is used to scan a qr code displayed on the atm. they will start by offering the service to online users of jibun bank. the bank service is a joint venture by a traditional bank and telecommunications company. >> translalator: users don't ha to carry a cash card around with them so there's less risk of it being forged. if someone loses their smartphone, they can cancel the service to prevent abuse. >> he adds that his bank will team up with others to allow more people to use the service. a similar service using smartphones is already being offered by a bank in the southwestern city of kagoshima. that started in march. another bank run by a major retailer is doing a trial run of atms that require only finger scans to make withdrawals. >>> india's health care market is undergoing a transformation. it's experiencing strong economic growth with analysts expecting it to triple in size by the year 2020. and foreign banks want their share.

>> today on "earth focus" the dark side of shrimp d smartphone indtries. 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 instigate 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 tns of rotting fish on each vessel on the processing plants where they are ground down and wash and cooked into p

the game is a massive that by the japanese country on its future in smartphone games. some analysts are calling it nintendo's potential savior. r runaway success of nintendo's augmented reality game give the japanese gaming giant and asked her life? nintendo has seen us stocks surge on monday morning. inclined as much as 20%. ofrecent years the creator video game icons likes of her mario maker has suffered from the decision to release software exclusively on its own consuls, despite the general consumer shift toward gaming on smartphones. represents a major change of perspective. now the latest mobile game is said to have more active users then twitter. animalscollect digital using their phones and real-life locations. they can then trade their capture pokemon with other users. it may already look assured but analysts warn it is only one game and feature -- and future projects may not attract the same feverish -- game of the summer. we are taking a short break, stay with us. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>ó 07/11/16 07/11/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!]

willll have web van, food be delivered on demand from your smartphone. needs a little more time. emily: what about public acceptance? how important is that. they sold it in part because th e public was scared. >> that is part of timing. whether the public will accept it. is the technology ready? with the regulatory regime catch up to it? most of technology, most of the progress can happen. is the timing right for us to take advantage of it? that goes to the reward part. emily: what about these one time cures for cancer? i don't know how you put a price on that. i don't think you can, but at the same time are returns important? >> absolutely. the business model must sustain exponential growth or it will not work. emily: are these creating new business models? >> that is the beautiful part about it. we all know computing, the cost of computing goes down. must-- most people don't realize the cost of writing dna goes down. that is why the project is being started now. we can write human genomes in about 10 years at an affordable price. samef we can use that

the app tracks the players' location with a smartphone camera and gps. players try to catch pokemon characters that appear in the camera images. the game was developed by japan's nintendo and a u.s. venture firm. the japanese officials have issued the warnings through social media. they advise people not to play the game while walking or riding a bicycle. and to stay away from dangerous places. they're also calling on players to be aware of heatstroke on hot days and not to ignore sudden weather changes when they play pokemon go outside. the craze is catching on in indonesia. except one area, the presidential palace. it ordered its staff not to play the game while on the grounds. the palace put up a notice that says no playing or hunting pokemon in the mrpalace area. they warn it's a security threat and can send data over the internet to other countries. the government issued an order on tuesday banning police officers have playing game while on duty. it comes after a french man was apprehended on an indonesian military base. he was trying to capture vir

we like going at that business or opportunity with the strength of the smartphone and we think a.r.m.tbank will be good partners as we go on that journey. >> i want to speak to you about the political environment as well. i was just speaking to jeff a few days ago on this program and they were talking about the impact of protectionist policies around the globe, whether brecks sis or rhetoric on the campaign trail here. what is the impact on innovat n innovations, on companies like qualcomm if the u.s. or other countries move in more protectionist directions when it comes to business? >> you look at a company like qualcomm, most of our market and sales are outside the united states. but the majority of our wildfir workforce is in the united states although not all of it. i think it's very important for things like trade, i.t. protection and tax reform, things that don't always resonate with the public, these are high issues for qualcomm and high-tech companies to make sure we remain competitive and a strong employer in the united states. we caution people to take a very broad view. >>

switchers and smartphone buyers represented our shares in the quarter and our base has grown by 34% overhe last year alone. >> when i asked about china he noted despite economic challenges the china business remains in his words really good. investors also like to hear that cook isn't just spending money on updating his current products. he said that apple is investing in products that you can't buy yet. couple with that his comments about chuy need ride sharing company where he said there are strategic things they can do together and you can't blame investors for thinking about the possibility of that. >> no, you can't. >> let's take a closer look at the stock and the company. good morning, guys. >> good morning. >> i know you got your overweight. does the quarter remove or wash out worries that there's cuts to come. >> going into this it was anybody's guess in terms of how the iphone was going to be at the end of this disappointing cycle and i think that the guidance that was fractionally prove where the street was at was a sigh of relief and gives investors the chance to think about w

if they don't have a smartphone, they want to be able to put the can up a scanner. that's another option as well. let me also say that more and more using smartphones and electric labels are very much a part of our lives. we have those doing it for food information right now. you can scan to get a price right now on a can. we have all kinds of apps on our phone, from paying bills to going through the airport to connecting with friends. and this is very much about the future and how we're going to find out all kinds of information. so it's not unreasonable that in order to help consumers get information -- not just on g.m.o.'s but food allergies and other kinds of important issues -- that we would look at electronic labels as a way to do that, and this actually was an idea that came from the secretary of agriculture looking at all of the different requests to their department for information. so iappreciate some of the concerns about the -- so i appreciate some of the concerns about the electric label, but this is not about hiding information, because we will be work

also downgraded smartphone sales. sony reported first quarter operating profits down 42% as the impact of a japanese earthquake hit factories. meanwhile china's biggest internet search form baidu reported worst fall in profit,s. shares are on the nasdaq fell 1% in after hours. >> google parent company alphabet beat the street in the second quarter after a boost from mobile and video ad revenues. youtube continued to shine grabbing more advertising dollars. shares briefly traded above record high after hours before

smartphone game, pokemon go. launched last week. it's soon to be released here in japan as well it became an overnight sensation topping smartphone app rankings mpl nearing that of twitter. the augmented reality game uses gps mapping and camera systems and players move around watching the smartphone screen to find and capture pokemon characters. the gain was jointly developed by pokemon nintendo. the game itself is free and revenue comes from sales of online items. during the past year, nintendo had suffered a 30% drop in share prices and investors are looking whether the company's venture into smartphone games will lead to boost in profit. the game is able to draw in adults as well as children who are familiar with the character. since it also has the power to bring people to an actual location, it may have the potential to be used as a promotional tool, as well. >> thank you very much. i need to get my head around people looking busy on the street and turns out they're getting egg hatching machines. all pretend egg hatching machin

. >> smartphones for less. michael finney has what you need to know. >>> a sweet treat that will >>> with the fourth of july just days way now, bay area police are cracking down on illegal fireworks. they seized 12,0$12,000 of ille fireworks from a house in palo alto, about 600 pounds of high grade explosives. dick lee is live in san francisco where police are going undercover to crack down on illegal fireworks in chinatown. >> reporter: this is chinatown as the saying goes. in the old days, street sellers would set off the small fireworks on grant avenue to let the buyers know where they could get the big stuff. grant avenue was filled with young street sellers. it was that brazen. times have changed. in chinatown, you will still find the so-called runners, neighborhood chains who will take you where you can buy fireworks. usually, they're in a sowf near store right under the counter. this year, the runners are ha harder to find. just ask edward, who came here. >> for the past i don't know 40 years i've been c

consigns itsrry classic smartphone to the museum. the u.k. struggles to make sense of brexit, we'll look means. the vote thefirst, to our lead, second tesla driver has been car'sd while using the autopilot function. he was on the pennsylvania turnpike, on autopilot, when it on july 1. this comes just days after the u.s. national traffic safety administration opened an investigation into tesla's a fatal crasher in may. it raises questions on whether testings done enough and whether drivers properly understand its limits. is auto blogger, ed. let me start with you. this technology seems like it was sort of so cutting edge that tore was no way for it really be reviewed by nhtsa before it hit the streets. >> yeah. i think every regulator around little bit behind the ball. but i think the bigger issue of lack of sort understanding of just how cutting edge this technology aslly was, by branding it autopilot and sort of capturing -- surfing this wave hype around technology, tesla realit seem like this was autonomous technology. i think what we're fi

sprawlingy have invest -- sprawling interests and are invested in smartphones and electric cars.ng they have said over and over is that this is about capturing the user 24 hours a day and they have been making aggressive inroads internationally. this deal cements its foundations in the u.s.. what i'm curious to know is we yourchatting earlier about long-term plan and you mentioned an ipo moving forward. what are the plans moving forward? guest: moving forward, we have a dual headquarters strategy and visio is part of our expansion into the united states. we plan to bring it into core markets in china and the u.s. we're building a large team here entity, we private intend to over the next three or four years list our business in the u.s. market. cool to beounds so apple, sessler and netflix once. how can you be good at all these different things? ,uest: our chairman has a great great vision and broad believe in terms of bringing on the best people. the vision but brings a lot of latitude to execute on that vision. we brought in a former shanghai general motors ceo. we brought in s

otherwise, they risked becoming another android smartphone player.t do they have if they get rid of the keyboard? >> exactly. the key is going to be figuring out a way to license their security capabilities to other people, maybe give much-needed security strengthening to the platform. that will be interesting. we will see if they do it, but clearly, that will be a way forward for them. cory: the turnaround is so slow at lack very our last interview with john chen is still relevant. >> we are really designing hardware. we do not make them anymore. that's a very crude way of saying it. then we take the software component in those phones and license it. gradually, we are really more into the ip business than into just making a device. cory: as we hear that notion of being an ip company, is there -- is their security software that good? >> i think it is quite good. there's a reason all these government services held on and continued to use blackberry phones this long. that's a sign that it is important and valuable to a certain group of people and poten

. >> we can sink with smartphone so the user can adjust the foot to his liking whether he can make ther softer and change the characteristic of tha to you can continuously do thatu using asl smartphone. >> reporter: the pastor with the first in of the world. it is now available to all to help change a life one a.m. pew teat >> amazing stuff. >> night all goes down to the g smarteroe phone. some people use it to pay pokemon, to text. that's pretty cool. >> amazing what they can do.they >> still ahead a young woman slowly losing her slight. >> we will p explain the condition and the local woman wm dealing with that disease. >>> if you didn't get a chance to go outside we're going to have a repeat performance forero you tomorrow. i'm going to have the detailss coming up in your full forecast, more news and wet after the break. break. ♪ man: hey baby, how are you? woman: i have a surprise for you. man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when they're away, they miss out on a lot. but they won't miss out on financial support. because we cove

when you look at the smartphone space, what is going on with 300-plus competitors making smartphones.here is quite a bit of competition. you got local vendors in china, vivo, even more aggressive than they are. we are expecting to see more coming from there. the other question is, you've got the big incumbents, samsung and apple. huawei has the ambition to become one of the largest vendors in the world. the challenge when it comes to apple, there is quite a bit of a cachet that apple commands at huawei. it leaves a bit to be desired. samsung has been a bit wobbly, too. they've got an advantage of scale that is going to go in their favor. that is going to be a challenge for huawei. that point, as well, you mentioned the cachet. there is a bit of a story out today suggesting, fine, we've got apple. it's got the best brand recognition when it comes to smartphones. huawei, really hot on its heels. you can get the same functionality but a much cheaper price in china. why buy an iphone? >> the thing to keep in mind with all of this, that phenomenon has been happening for a while. you have h

and a smartphone app for your apple or android phones. back to you. >> thanks so much, scott. >>> we are counting down the days to rio. 23 more to go. we're sending our own jessica aguirre to brazil. >>> the worst trial he's ever preside over. a scolding from the judge in the pg and e criminal case. we'll tell you why. >> reporter: budget issues could delay a project aimed at saving lives. hear the latest on the suicide prevention from the golden gate bridge. brg i of pre t.a ve ok thgoln e >>> right now at 6:30, a safer bridge may come with too high of a price tag. live picture of the golden gate bridge where a landmark project may be postponed. the installation of suicide prevention nets was scheduled to begin later this year. >> the cost of the project could put the plan in jeopardy. michelle roberts has more. >> reporter: there are dozens of security cameras installed on the golden gate bridge. 24 hours a day officers are looking for accidents, debris on the road or pedestrians who may be at risk. >> if we see anybody that gives us a

there are great smartphones coming out for $60. that's hard. a samsung and an iphone, and the samsung in some ways is better. release saidn the we had a successful launch of iphone se and are thrilled to responses to services we premiered. joe: this company as the charts show is an iphone company. big tech, other players have done some interesting things. amazon, huge and services. the echo one of the most exciting hardware platforms people are talking about. how much is there to blame apple for not having in the last several years gotten another big business rolling? watch, aping the apple new product category with hardware and software for that, it is a lot of time and resources. i think the apple watch has not paid off. >> i totally forgot about it. we should look at the other products category to see how that fared. i think it was slightly up from last quarter. the current apple watch is nearing the end of it cycle and people are not anticipating a model, but the new software updates previewed in june set the stage for new product introduct

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it's a mix of smartphone technology and also nostalgia for the late '90s, let's face it. who downloaded the game, our business reporter with pokemon on his screen. you and everyone else, scott. >> reporter: it's true, peggy, and i am told there are pokemon in this area. it explains why people all over the bay area spent big chunks of their day chasing virtual creatures. they're on the streets and in nearby parks. pokemon hunters spanning all age groups. you'll recognize them by the way they stare intently into their smartphone, some already being called poke zombies. >> they were talking and they were moving, which i think is progress, right? >> they just literally walk around and they're just everywhere. >> reporter: they spend hours at a time hunting for pokemon. kind of like the ones you remember from the '90s, only this time it's pokemon go, an augmented reality game with virtual creatures that appear on your phone when you reach certain real world locations. >> i know when i was a kid, i just wanted to, like, think like, what would happen if, like, i could actually c

this involves google and your smartphone? >> that's right, jessica. it's rolling out as we speak. a new way to get information on earthquakes, which we're known for in the bay area thanks to the other thing we're known for, technology. of all the events that have us reaching for our smartphones, earthquakes instantly shake up our social media feed. now tech giant google says it's updating search results to bring us more information faster. >> because people will be searching for earthquakes and trying too figure out what's going on around them. >> now, you can find out about the latest quake as soon as it hits. be it google search or desktop or mobile device. >> get tips on how to stay safe and the aftermath and aftershocks. >> information that often gets to us from the u.s. geological survey. >> more information on the cell phone will help you. >> reporter: now it will reach you faster. usgs is fine with that but it worried that the google plan comes with limitations. >> i think the difficulty is going to be it will work probably very well for small earthquakes but once you get t

coming up, apple drop stupid place in china smartphone market.o fifth place in the chinese smartphone market. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." apple appears to be losing ground in china. the tech giant dropped to fifth in chinese smartphone shipments in the last court. cory johnson joins us in san francisco. it is from 12% down to 11%. cory: it parallels what we've seen from apple in the past. apple commands a massive market share and sees that bleed off as competitors come in. we are seeing local homegrown competitors, chinese companies selling into the chinese market, cheaper phones powered on the android operating system. is it worth it? whatever apple is sacrificing in china to hang on to margins, is it worth it for apple to do that? cory: apple's experience in china has been so important for apple, it has been their greatest source of growth over the last few years. as that market has developed, we've seen competitors double around the edges of it. -- gobble around the edges of it. this is idc numbers showing even less market share. on

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the global demand for smartphones may be waning, but ei appears to be bucking the trend.orter david is here with the details. growing so quickly and a slowing market, david? is selling more handsets than ever before. at one time apple dominated this market. but they have invested and they are successfully selling around the world. especially in the domestic market. angie: the question is, has huawei peaked? some would say so. they have small competitors that are also starting to take share. good news for not apple. increasingly they are being chipped away, your after your, otherly by huawei, but by smartphone makers. in china is a huge market for them. at least, they had hoped. mobile is the gateway. you lock them into tv services, tens ofrvices, all things apple wants to build on with the ecosystem. in china, it is so fragmented. there are some a chinese brands taking market share, it may not get the stronghold that it wants, may not get the entry point that it wants. just in may, apple falls from third place to fifth place. this year, we saw china ban itunes content and

shares higher after preliminary profits beat estimates thanks to the success of its galaxy smartphone $6.9 ting income rose to billion in the three months to june. apple, meanwhile, has fallen to china's ive in smartphone market with just sales.11% of increasing its lead with more than 17%. oogle news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,600 journalists and analysts many countries, this is bloomberg the latest on the markets. > stable and uneventful, i think, are the two best words describing what's happening today. mixed. let's see what is happening, japan gets under way a little lower. is up a third of 1%. out of the mix, gapes of .9 of ins of about .8 or 1%. holding patternings if you will, on d of the jobs data friday. asia divvies up like this if you losers.inners and consumer services. consumer goods. financials, call it flat there. up a fifth of 1%. if you want to call it action, have a look at the below 100. just strengthening for a second straight day. ound sterling coming off the low we hit yesterday. 1.2931. to go120, if you want by these forecasts. ratcheted down these

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