pricing -- nook tablet.aising the expected value of , showingo $192 million excitement over a deal that doesn't deserve excitement. a reasonable question that we hope to answer. leslie covers the ipo market. out, what does it tell you about this deal? on april 1,member they raised it three dollars a share on the low-end and high-end. now they are pricing above that range with more shares. restaurantstive to in the u.s., relative to internet service. and relative to e-commerce, much higher. we will see if investors are receptive. >> we were trading spreadsheets today. i just took yours and cap mine. sales?ks like 15 times that is a big valuation. peers inon't have any the u.s. to compare it to. the london counterpart started training today and i have never seen a company that didn't have any here but appeared in the same day across the pond. that ipo did very well. it traded up nine percent today in the first day of trading. we are kind of seeing the same type of investor appetite take place here as well. the

tablets, since you don't make calls, tablets still very popular. >> this gets very interesting because it's a higher margin business for you guys on the voice side than on the tablet side and what happens if more and more people are use the network with a tablet device. >> they are both important and both accretive. one of the things popular with the analyst investors today is we significantly bead ebitda expectations and the 11th straight quarter we met street expectations and taken earnings guidance up for the year. >> toss that mean were you maligned by some competitors family plan? is that driving numbers? >> we had very good metrix with the framily plan on record.

your tablet, look here.have a quest that we have designed one after the other where kids work together. i was down at a pilot program in new orleans. the quest was about who killed edgar allen poe. this classroom was buzzing. it is not about technology. it is about teaching and learning. and can we, through these methodologies, improve the kinds of things that that speech pathologist is talking about. greater interactivity among kids. more cooperation, more teacher feedback. we have a device and an application that tells the teacher how much feedback she is giving to each child. she can look on one screen and say, emily has a lot of feedback and cory hasn't. let's pay attention to cory. >> speaking of which. >> sounds pretty typical. >> there is a book called the flickering mind that came out a few years ago. is there something that is really different now, different this time then you guys are embracing with the notion that there have been long-standing introductions of technology and long-standing failures

if it's about the tablet, nobody's going to gain by that.ble as we move forward and the kind of thing we have on our tablet is driven by our software. it's also much more rugged, something schools will want. we will see how things develop but the key in this whole thing has always been the functionality we can bring to school. one click guys on the teacher. so when the teacher says we are no longer working on the screen, we are working in that class, we have quick quizzes and polls that are optimized for the classroom. that's the way this thing is going to go. everyone in a startup mode, you got to be flexible and see what the schools want. we are getting constant feedback from our teachers and will continue to learn. i'm convinced this is the beginning of something that even five or seven years ago would have been unimagined. if you look at the amount of investment going into the space, the companies who want to play in it, i think news corp. is uniquely positioned because we don't have any legacy products to worry about. get-go go it from

the tablet market is consumer driven.a lot more volume in the back half of the year because of the consumer selling season. we look at it as being right on track. we are right on track in terms of the engagement with the customer and the design we want. our customers have expectations of how much volume we will ship. we feel pretty good about where we are at. there is a lot of work to do, but we are off to a great start. >> you are giving subsidies to support this effort. how you think about that as a cfo? >> in 2014, we want to grow business. as we achieve our goal, that will put us between 15%-20% of the tablet market. we will have application developers and a lot of excitement. people will develop on our architecture. we have a slew of projects coming in. next year we have a product that will give leadership and performance in the midrange of the tablet market. we will intercept our footprint with these great products. we will go from there. it is a gutsy move, but it is a smart move. >> what about phones? we have spok

it is all about the tablet. last summer, l.a. started to provide every student with a tablet. there are some headaches. willow bay goes inside the city's new, high-tech classrooms to find out how the tablets are changing the way kids learn. >> i am excited to be here with you. have you received your ipaq? >> yes! >> it is a bold, billion-dollar initiative. every public school student in los angeles gets and ipad. >> we wanted them to have technology that was modern. we want the fundamental right for every student to have that. pearsonis designed by and align with common course standards. before the kids got their hands on the tablets, teachers got a look through a series of training sessions. >> any questions? >> in september, the ipad rollout began in 47 schools. >> we are going to learn. >> we are going to learn how to do math. we are going to learn how to write our names. >> can you put the ipad in your backpacks? >> no! desk? doy go on your they go on the floor? can you spit on them? >> no! follow theergartners rules. the older students got creative greed within a week, 30

tablets were 14.6% to laptops 11.6. this will only increase over the next few years but i will say there is some scuttlebutt that one reason they were low key about this to come out with another laptop that will have a touch screen all the bells and whistles so right now is nothing. if they can add some features, it is all about tablets and smart phones going on now. stuart: the leading i understand is pc is dying and microsoft's underlying business is dying with it. charles: doing pretty good, making the transition. stuart: why do you recommend some? here i was painfully looking at microsoft for 26, 27, you were condemning me for buying and now -- charles: i admire the fact you held it, you should of years what it is about to be an investor and the rewards of being patient. stuart: flattery. thank you very much indeed. we have patrick work with us, founder of an spoken tales. this company develops games for tablets and smart phones, not laptops, not pcs. have i got that right? you develop games for laptops and smart ph

see us on your tablet and smartphone. search the internet for us.ler in for adam johnson. today's moving pictures where video is the story, a candlelight vigil for relatives of passengers on the missing malaysia airlines jet. it was one month ago that flight 370 went missing. family members gather around candles in the shape of a heart with an airplane in the middle to pray and remember those on board. in san francisco, a smart car flipping. police are looking for vandals who flipped four of the little cars. they're trying to determine if the flipping for a prank or example of growing tension among some residents who blame the tech industry for the rising cost of living in the city. i think a lot of people hope the trend does not continue. a rare wine cup from the main foring dynasty, which sold $36 million. president obama is pushing to narrow the gap in pay between men and women. he took action, signing to executive orders, one preventing gag orders that employers put into place to keep employees from discussing their pay. another directing the la

also streaming live on bloomberg.com, your tablet, and your smartphone. am adam johnson. in motors, gm's ceo mary barra in washington for a second day of testimony. answering questions on the ignition switch recalls linked to 13 deaths, mainly regarding how long gm knew about the faulty material. >> why not come here and say we are going to do the right thing and compensate the victims. money cannot erase the pain but it is the right thing to do. >> our first step in evaluating this is to hire mr. feinberg, we plan to work with him and understand his expertise. there are civic and legal responsibilities and we want to make sure we are thoughtful and what we do. >> she endured 2.5 hours of questioning yesterday. several things resonated. the difference between old gm and new gm. barra is presumably new gm. >> i cannot turn back the clock. as soon as i learned, we acted without hesitation. we told the world we had a problem that needed to be fixed. whatever mistakes were made in the past, we will not shirk from our responsibilities now or in the future. tod

who are using sprint's network with their tablets that surpassed expectations to some extent. do you see that trend becoming even stronger as we head in towards second half of the year? >> we do, and actually we guided to, you know, good growth metrics in the second half of the year. the second half of the year the

, 40 million tablets shipped by the end of the year?mber, the tablet market is a consumer driven market. that means a lot more volume that tends to sit in the back half of the year. we look at it as being right on track in terms of the engagements with customers out there, the design wins we know we have one and customer expectations. of how mucgh -- much volume they will ship in the back part of the year. i feel pretty good about where we are at. there's a lot of work to do, but we are off to a really good start. >> my interview with intel's cfo stacy smith. priceline's marketing, mostly dollars going to google, but they also compete with google. we will talk to priceline group ceo next. ? ♪ >> welcome back to "the best of bloomberg west." i am emily chang. online travel is a crowded, competitive space. it is priceline's revenue that makes it the largest such company in the world. i spoke with priceline's group ceo darren huston. booking on mobile. >> we are investing very heavily in mobile. just to give you an example, we did $1 billi

streaming on your phone, your tablet, bloomberg.com.artoon that actually engages in conversation. that is the innovation entertainment that our talk is . it can listen and even talk back. i caught up with orrin jacob. >> toy talk works by building up a conversation between you and your family. we try to create characters by talking to you. >> the characters will react to what you say the matter what you say? >> the characters will role-play with you and make a leave. in that circumstance, yeah, you can imagine what it is like to be an alien for real. >> show me how it works. >> let's talk to a bird. >> what am i supposed to do? >> i think you should jump out and flap your wings. >> ok, that's insane. what kind of parent are you? can you even hear yourself? come on, what is so great about flying, anyway? >> what if you told her to jump out and not flap its wings? >> it would take your response back and engage you. >> how do you do that? >> we take what you say in the microphone. that goes over a microphone and into the cloud. >> you are

we are also streaming live on bloomberg.com and your tablet and your smart phone.m adam johnson. walt disney acquiring the largest youtube network -- i should say maker studios. and then warner bros. revealed an investment inmachina, a network focused on videogame culture. now ron howard and brian grazer form a studio called new forms that will create digital shorts. they talked about how the partnership came together. >> our core mission is to tell great stories. the way we have been doing it over the years is through our channels. we have more channels than anyone else. we have been growing market share. we head a hell of a run. the way people consume content is changing. it is not just on the tv set. we started this journey of what is going on on youtube, what is streaming content. as we looked at that space, no one was laying hard and effectively in the scripted area. we looked around and said, who are the best storytellers of our generation? who can engage a generation on the big screen, on tv, and why can't we do that in the streaming space? so, we reached ou

streaming live on bloomberg.com, your tablet, or your smartphone.assroom, learning and technology. traditional greeting is a time-consuming process. but what if you could speed it up? here is sam grobart. these racks and shelves contain a lot of books. >> for thousands of years we humans have been pretty good at the whole reading thing. in most places we do it the same way, we start with our eyes on one side of the page can and we moved across to the other. working tony is change all of that. words one after another. if you're resenting things word by word of you do not actually need a very large display to read longer text. samsung is hooked up with them to give that technology on the latest line of smart options. is of our time reading moving our eyes to the next word and refocusing. if we do not have to do that, and the words come to us, we can read faster. according to the research people using the program people read about 400 words per minute. it is twice as fast as normal, and there are some outliers rating at 1000 words a minute. 650 words a

how many tablets? and what new products they come out with? >> the reason why we came up with this sort of thesis. when you take a look at the range over the past month and we saw the huge declines in momentum range, apples's trading range is only 2%. it's pretty tight. >> it's pretty amazing. it's almost as if it's off people's radar screen. you think about this show for example. >> for example as a micro -- >> we don't talk about it as nearly as we did a few months ago. i know we have under the radar graphic. but january, bounced today. you have got to try to play it from the long side. you can't play it from the short side. i don't think that makes sense. today to me it's as interesting a day as its had in a while. you take a shot. >> when have they done anything news worthy lately. i think the next thing that will happen is if the stock traded down, everybody asks me what's going to move it. carl tweeted again if it moves back down towards 500. outside of that, they're not doing any of the things we have suggested over and over again. >> l

marketmber, the tablet is a consumer driven market.umeans a lot more that tends to sit in the back half of the year. as being right on track in terms of the engagements with customers out there, the design wins we know we have one and customer expectations. i feel pretty good about where we are at. there's a lot of work to do, but we are off to a really good start. with intel's cfo stacy smith. the online travel agency also competes with google. we will talk to priceline group ceo next. ♪ >> welcome back to "the best of bloomberg west." online travel is a crowded, competitive space. it is priceline's revenue that makes it the world. i spoke with priceline's group ceo darren huston. >> we are investing very heavily in mobile. just to give you an example, we did $1 billion a looking's on mobile. 2012, $3 billion. it is a very important channel for us in terms of acquiring new customers. it is also a critical part of the end to end experience. now that people are using tablets, mobile phones and other electronic devices along the whole jo

this is the best of bloomberg west, streaming on your phone, tablet, and on bloomberg.com.artoon that actually engages in conversation. that is the innovative new entertainment that toy talk as created. the app brings characters to life who can listen and even top back. -- talk back. i caught up with him and asked how it all worked. >> it build up to a conversation between you and your family directly. we try to great characters that tell stories by talking to you, and you talk accusation cloud-based recognition of and the best writers we can find. >> your characters will react to what you say? >> we tried to make them something that you would believe. in that circumstance, something you would imagine. let's talk to a bird. >> you can't just throw me out of the nest. i don't know what this whole flying thing is. what am i supposed to do? >> i think you should do about an flap your wings. >> that is insane. can you hear yourself? jump out of the nest and magically fly. what is so great about flying anyway? >> when the talented jump out and not flap has wings? >> we try to ge

the ceo has promised 40 million tablets running on intel by the end of this year.shipped 5 million so far. how do you get to 40 million by the end of the year? >> we have good line of sight to the 40. the tablet market is primarily consumer driven which means you have a lot more volume that tends to sit in the back half of the year than the front half the cause of the consumer selling seasons. we look at it as we are right on track in terms of what we expected in the first quarter. we are right on track in terms of the engagements with the customers out there, the design that we know we have have and pow much volume they will shi in the last part of the year. there is a lot work to do, but we are on a good start. >> my interview with the intel cfo. 1.8 and dollars of that is how much rice life spent in online marketing last year alone. most of it going to google. the travel agency also competes with google. ♪ >> welcome back to the best of bloomberg west. online travel is a crowded, competitive space. a hotel google licensed bookings company to book their travel on

we are also streaming live on tablet, andm, your your smartphone. the u.s.overnment was behind creating a twitter-like service in cuba. the purpose? encourage citizens to voice their dissent is fact and with the government. that, by the way, is it factly what the turkish president wanted to avoid when he shut down twitter. now turkey's highest courts has ruled that the government blacked out of twitter limits individual rights and freedom of expression. microsoft is working to catch up with apple and google, updating its smart phone with voice search and offering it for free on tablets. strategy.is about the >> the live tiles bring information to me that i care about. is not just about the applications you want to launch. it is about the people and the things that matter to me. -- if you are searching is aomething, cortana personal digital assistant that will do know you. it will understand you prefer vegetarian over teriyaki. it will learn more about you and become more personal and meaningful to you. >> and other tech news, the aol bigder steve case at a s

is too much time with tablets hurting your kids? the side effects of being too plugged in too young. ♪ if you close your eyes >>> and royalty road trip. why it's little prince george who is stealing all of the social buzz this morning. >>> and the problem with being pretty. rob lowe on thosmments going viral about the bias against beauty. he's here live. as we say -- >> "good morning america." >>> and good morning, everyone out there in times square this morning. and in the social square, as well. happy to get out of the rain in the social square. you see the pictures of rob lowe behind them. he's got a brand-new book out called "love life." he's going to be with us in just a little bit. he's making headlines talking about the bias against pretty people. you can hear all of the tiny violins for rob lowe. >> yeah. >> give him a little ribbing about that when he gets in. looking forward to that. >> i look forward to that. >>> also coming up on "good morning america," "gma investigates." what should you really do with all of those freq

you said you want to sell 40 million tablets, have your chips in 40 million tablets by the end of theu shipped in as of the first quarter. but you're also subsidizing the mobile business quite a bit. do you foresee a day when intel is as powerful in tablets and smart phones as it's been in pcs, or are you really laying the groundwork for what's next for wearables, for things like that? >> so i'd say yes and yes. so we don't go into the business and say, okay, let's go into this and lose money. or not be a strong player. you know, we think we can bring a lot to the tablet and smartphone arena. we are going to go in and say we can play at the low end and play at the low price points and you see us doing that. we're also going to bring a lot of innovation to tablets. we have some great things we demonstrated at ces, 3d cameras, and those are all on schedule. we've actually been doing engineering development work here, and at holiday you'll start to see products with those features and capabilities. and that, we think, will drive people to higher price points because of the capability tho

the fire as tablet. and fire tv. developing dedicated solutions and adding each content form. they have done music. now they are doing videos. they clearly want to is bigger share of our wallet particular young media as they can. i think this is a major addition to the market. it will be interesting to see how it develops. >> it will be all down to execution, whether they can keep various levels -- >> they have executed very well so far. >> so far. thank you so much for that. >> let's keep talking tech. do you hate going to the doctor? new technology could get you off the hook. proof allows doctors and patients to share photos and videos. we sat down with the ceo. small to big. proof is changing the face of mobile health and we are revelation the way patients and doctors communicate. you are trying to describe a rash it is easier to show a childe, or if you have a doing strange movement, it is easier to share video. we had doctors tell us that having the ability to see a photo of a wound, their able to keep the patie

on bloomberg television, streaming on your phone, your tablet, and bloomberg.com and now available onpple tv and amazon fire. i am adam johnson. some of the sharpest minds in business are gathering this week in los angeles for the milken institute global conference. erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle are there and spoke with the blackstone ceo steve schwarzman on where he sees opportunity. >> we been having a great time eyeing things. m&a business has been really depressed for years, way below historic levels. what is happening is some confidence is coming back and there are a lot of reasons why there might be some confidence. we are finding that our companies themselves are reallying their earnings in excess of the s&p 500 pretty comfortably. our portfolio companies. what happens as businesses do better is people are more confident in their ability to buy or sell. it does not surprise me at all with over $2 trillion of cash in the system, stock prices that are higher than they have been, as a buyer, you have more currency and if you're this this is starting to do well, then you shoul

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that may one day make your smartphones and tablets obsolete. that's next. >>> the future may be a lot closer than you think. imagine not needing your smartphone or tablet and instead getting all the information you need from a pair of glasses. one silicon valley start up is trying to do that and sees endless possibilities for consumers and businesses. >> reporter: up in the hills above silicon valley 30 engineers live and work together in a modern day commune. >> we're looking at a model of a house and separating the various layers of it. >> reporter: welcome to meta a leader in the growing field of augmented reality. put on the glasses and your reality is enhanced with polograms that you feel you can touch and move with your hand. when i tried it i saw a 3-d image of a building i could examine and move around the world. it could appeal to professionals who want to work in 3-d environments with their hand. architects can show hollow grams of their buildings to their clients. it's already been in touch with boeing about potential applications. t

these days, people are buying more tablets and smartphones, fewer pcs, and they're doing their taxes on mobile devices too, even in a place like a coffee shop. but just because you can doesn't mean you should. but with hackers these days looking to steal personal information, is it safe to file wirelessly? >> what people don't understand, there is no 100% way of making wireless secure. there is none. don't use open wifi. don't use wifi that is not under your control. and once it's done, make sure that you're securing your information somewhere else. do not leave it on that phone. >> reporter: have you ever lost customer tax data to a hacker? >> no. >> reporter: never? >> never. >> reporter: intuit's turbotax, the most popular tax software in the country, says they use the same encrypted technology as banks. accounts are password-protected and -- >> if you put your phone down and leave it unattended for eight minutes, we will automatically delete that information. but it is stored on our servers. >> that one is good. >> reporter: mike rehm says the time he saves doing his taxes on his

there are big questions asked about the whole tablet revoluti revolution.u buy one of these, do you need to renew it as often as we do a smart phone? is there the same kind of market for a tablet as there is for a smart phone? it seems everyone a wants the to own an iphone. we have record sales of tablets. this is a chief one from a british super market. they sold thousands of these. >> you can get that for $200. >> there's a flood of tablets much cheaper than the ipad. ipad is still making growth, but the glory days of it may be over. >> let me ask you this. they're splitting the stock seven to one. this is the first time apple has done this in years. this gives investors who didn't want to pay -- now they can get it for $7? >> it doesn't do anything to the value of the company. what some are saying is that is apple now turning to the sort of company that obsesses too much about investments, dividend, returning cash as opposed to great glory days of growth for techology companies that focus on invasion? some worry about where the next wave of invasion come

gaming on the tablets, on the smartphones -- you have so many things you can do at home.ot the dominant primary medium for entertainment. it is below the digital devices amongst 18 to 34-year-olds as their number one source of entertainment. tv content is in great shape. more people buying more content and more content is being made, but the distribution methods are heading towards disruption. >> do you see any parallels about what is going on between aereo and other industries and other startups disrupting traditional incumbents, like amazon did for bookstores and like what uber is doing for taxis? >> i think this is a fairly unique case where some clever people try to find a way around this rule, this law. when the first airwaves were given out, they were given out by the government. these companies can make a lot of money with the promise to provide a service for free. the notion that there is a cost incurred and they should pay for it -- these airwaves were given away for the very purpose of providing a benefit to the community. this seems like a technology invented t

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they want to buy general-purpose equipment, an iphone or tablet that does lots of different things. to payumer would want for a retail cable box. they are expensive. you have to install them into competition things. so the idea you want to do this in the cloud is generally accepted as good, clean, progressive thinking. both from a consumer and investor perspective and a technology perspective. then you have practicality. the practicality is the internet does not have sufficient bandwidth on a consumer level nels,ump all the chan because each channel is give or take 19.2 megabits per second times any number of channels, on a single household. benefit,he people's there is no broadcast capability in the internet. that is not how the internet is designed, so you have to move the ability to tune away from the house and into the cloud. that allows the consumer to get a stream down to the household. when you move the tuning ability from the house and put it in the cloud, you essentially put an antenna in the cloud. you put a loop at the end. it actually simplifies it tremendously because y

consumer expectation is they don't want to buy -- they like to buy modern equipment, an iphone, a tablet, things that do lots of different things. no consumer would want to pay for it. plus they're expensive. you have to install them, and you have to do all these complicated things. so the idea that you want to do this in the cloud is generally accepted as good, clean, progressive thinking. both from a consumer's perspective and investor's perspective and a technologist's perspective. so you have to bring practicality into the equation. the internet doesn't have sufficient bandwidth to pump all 50 or 70 or 30 whatever number of channels have to be because each channel is give or take 9 at any time 2 megabits a second, and that's on a single household. so just for people's benefit, there is no broadcast capability in the internet. that's not how the internet is designed. so you have to move the ability to tune away from the house into the cloud, because what that allows you to do is allows a consumer to get a single stream down to their house. so once you move the tuning ability away from

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students have traded pens and paper for smartphones and tablets. and police, say parents need to keep up. sot- parent it invites me to the point of how i can protect my kid police say parents should "friend" their kids on facebook and monitor their online activity. in fact, police say more and more teens are abandoning facebook for other social media like instagram and snap chat. because facebook is becoming more popular among adults. sot- parent i didn't realize the kid had all these things. police tell parents to treat tablets like driving. kids need training -- the do's and donts. training on how to use the devices and websites to prevent big prblems down the road. when police say a middle school boy in contra costa county used sexually explicit photos of a girl to force her into sex acts. parent people on board the messaging at keeping its to came the contract later this month, the brentwood unified school district will hold another forum on surviving social media. both parents and students are encouraged to attend thatin brentwood, philippe dj