i think samsung is, you know, the concerns that are being raised about samsung are whether or not it has enough products in the pipeline to really keep it going, especially if competitors like apple may be potentially doing something as well. so, you know, it is interesting from a growth per spective and for that matter for the sake of technology is this something that could change the way we interact with smartphones rather than having to rumble around in your pocket or purse and fumble around for your phone, is this something that could really take us to that next level. but, of course, we'll have to see what kind of product they roll out for that. >> interesting, you say smartphone now. the contrast to the smartphone market and the sort of -- i suppose the nonfeature phones, i mean, how different are the two? >> yeah. well, the lines are blurring, right? you have high end feature phones and, you know, can do apps and you have certain low end smartphones that are arguably don't really do as apps very well and could be just like feature phones. but nonetheless, the point is that you

samsung is planning to steal some of apple's thunder on-wednesday in berlin. it makes us wonder if the new products will live up to the hype. >> a lot of buzz is based on speckulation. industry watchers expect samsung to enter the wearables products, with a product that will please fans of spy agents. it's been called the galaxy gear. it's to create a smarter mobile experience. joining a field of smart watchers from nike's pebble. >> many expect an updated galaxy note with a larger screen side. the 5 inch screen is huge it's falled an fablet. part phone and part tab the. nearly 30 million have been sold in the past year. a bigger game changer could be apple's announcement next week. it's expected to introduce two iphones. one is a refresh with an updated operating system. the other has the most buzz, nicknamed the iphone 5 c eating into samsung's share in markets like china. in china apple has been in talks with a large cell phone carrier to support the iphone. at take 745 million potential customers. >> apple customers hoped for an iwatch or apple tv. we may

. >> samsung might have more invasions to talk about in a few weeks. it scheduled a conference in south korea for november 6th for investors and analysts and the top pick the future of smart phones and on the agenda samsung's long-term growth strategy. not to be undone, apple, samsung's biggest rival has a big week ahead of it. the company announced an event next tuesday at the headquarters. the next day, september 11th apple will host an event in beijing where it's expected to announce a deal with china mobile, the biggest carry tore sell the iphone there. >>> a new building going up in london financial district is being called a flag scaper. it's refliecting so much sunligt it's melting cars. it melted parts of a jaguar parked outside the building last week. the build's developer apologize gie ed and offered to pay for repairs. the same architect is build tlg and -- >> oh, yeah. >> and it's a lot hotter. >> can you imagine calling home, honey, the car is melted. >> can you imagine that? >> especially a jaguar. >> that's nightlily business refor the f

interestingly, samsung has won another battle. ios was the standard bearer in the smartphone category, but now android, developed by google, is samsung's territory, now the dominant platform, leaving globally in smartphones. >> everyone is paying -- playing catch up now. -- apple is playing catch up right now. this is a very heated up market. blackberry used to be dominant. it now receding into the sunset. nokia, just acquired by microsoft. very interesting time. >> thank you so much for joining us. a digital advertising and media analyst. >> thanks for having me. >> panasonic says it will no longer sell smartphones in its home market of japan. the company used to be one of the top-selling handset makers in the country. now executives are bracing for the mobile division to post losses of $11 million. panasonic will move handset production to india and other countries to save money. for more on what is happening in washington in relation to a serious, let's head to alain. >> our top story -- on his way to the g-20 summit in st. pet

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i will stay on samsung for a moment. here are tight pictures, tighter, focused pictures from venture beat. there they are. you can look at things like stock charts. what surprised you? what feature did you really like about it? >> i think i really liked some of the fitness and house aspects to the watch. i could see that being a great use case. if you're a fitness junkie and going out to the gym and on the treadmill you have the watch instead of a smartphone which is a lot easier and it can track the number of steps you take. it can start to look at calories burned and you can kind of leave your smartphone at home. >> i'm glad you brought that up because it does cost more, certainly than the nike band that fitness band. that's $149 but it doesn't do much. this thing looks like it does a lot more. maybe real competition is not necessarily smartphones but rather all of these sports devices subpoena companies like nike have come out with? >> it has a lot more features than the typical fitness tracker. you can also, once you

samsung trying very hard today. in a moment we will take a deep dive into samsung's new smart watch and if it will give the korean analogy giant a lead to conduct wearable computers. an all-sta all-star tech panel l weigh-in next. liz: okay, you want to see this one, look at the power mover of the hour. it is cnn. skyrocketing 14%. charles payne has been all over this company which basically reported better-than-expected earnings for the third quarter. you could have made 14% in a day if you bought it yesterday. kind of useless information because you are telling us after it happened but the revenue targets were above analyst estimates and the market absolutely love this. trading volume of about 15 million shares right now. samsung debuting the smart watch today at an event in germany. is it really a knockout blow to apple? we had that made especially for you guys. with the orange wristband. will it be enough of a blow to apple or will the tech giant comeback swinging next tuesday? we are expecting apple to unveil s

samsung wanted to get in there and get a product onto the market. i'm not sure whether it is the will product yet, but you see them doing a lot of innovation on this in the future. the big question is, do consumers really want a big piece of clunky technology on their wrist? samsung has to prove that talking to your watch will be as natural as talking to your phone. >> i'm not totally convinced that people want to have a smart watch. kay.atty this is bbc world news america. we will see you back here tomorrow. >> make sense of international news -- at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. w

i'm guessing $400 for the samsung device. it's not cheap, but it's samsung saying it's the first product in the line. there'll be more devices down the line. it will be a little higher, but next it will be smaller and cheaper. >> what do you think is coming from apple on the 10th. >> we are expecting two smart phones, an upgrade. and a c version, a classic version at a lower tost. >> tim stevens edcore of cnet.com with us here. . >> hey, it's sports. we had a shocker after roger federer was bounced in strait sets by tommy robredo. novak jokavich takes centre stage. his match was not close. novak showed why he was the number one seed. he won in straight sets 6-3, 6-0, and 6-0. he squares off against mikhail youzhny. azarenko dropped her opening set, rallying back to win the next two, to punch her ticket to the quarterfinals. on grid iron. a statement made. number five georgia was beaten 38-35. as a result the tigers moved up from number eight to number four ranking. the last time they were ranked this high 1988. tony was tryin

and not the first time for samsung, either. it will introduce watch phones in the past, but not so successful, obviously. samsung was pretty cautious in terms of the events. forecasting how the galaxy gear will do. but the market seems a little more excited, at least this time with its competitors like apple making similar moves, too. by next month, the number is going up to some 140 countries. now, there were some questions or doubts that i personally had about this smartphone, smart watch, excuse me, called galaxy gear. it's $299 and it's pretty pricey and it's only interactive with -- >> okay. very sorry, but we have a very bad mike line interruption there. so apologies about that. i don't like cutting her off in her prime. >> i know. and she was raising some really good points, the concerns that we have with this watch. but why don't we ask the experts. siran is joining us live from singapore. now, we, ross and i, as well, as you just heard from sherry have concerns about this watch. maybe it doesn't look great, maybe peopl

apple, google, samsung said to be pursuing one. we may see samsung's as soon as this morning. this is video from samsung's last big unveiling last spring. the company will unveil new products in berlin this morning. 11:00 a.m. our time. samsung expected to start adding extra security to its android powered phones after reports showed 80% of all virus attacks on mobile devices were abled at android. iphone was a fraction of 1%. >>> linkedin will offer more shares in the company to investors. they want to raise another $1 billion apapers filed, it gives no purpose for fund-raising. it's possible they have a purchase in mind. the stock structure will leave the founder with 60% of votes. he's still in charge. investors do not like these secondary offerings. it dilutes the overall value. it's like playing poker, halfway through the evening someone comes up with a new stack of chips. good morning, bertha. >> good morning. we've got the futures lower here. the market started off september with a modest rally. stocks rising early on upbeat manufacturing data out of the u.s. and euro

now, you've got the samsung gear over there. both these watch rest niche because that gear neetsds to connect to the galaxy note 3 or the new tablet. they need to roll out and make the software more available. it also has to connect to a smartphone. listen to what paul jacobs had to say about what the goal is for samsung, quaug qualcomm, and others in releasing these types of devices. listen. >> i think the high-level operating system guys want to do is show much like what we're doing with talk, show the way that things can be done. >> and he also wanted to make with that the point that that's what microsoft is trying to do with nokia, lead the way with these devices and show what can be done. it's kind of reminiscent of the ipod market. a little more than ten years ago, the way this is shaping up, kelly. >> that's right. jon, it's incredible to watch the launch of this new generation of products. thank you very much, sir. >>> in fact, we've got some of the new products here on-set. having a bit of a look at -- let's see if i ca

that is a jab at samsung. there is philosophical difference between apple and samsung. that will continue. david: mark, we have to end on this but there has to be some inspirational product out there soon for apple to really get its mojo barks doesn't there, brian? >> oh, yeah, i think ultimately, you know, we will see an iwatch. we will see an itv. at end of the day it will not matter from a financial perspective. it will be more of a sentiment changer. i think ultimately the iphone 5c and iphone 35 sis s and what we expect, i phone 6, five inch iphone will drive apple to $600. david: we'll see. mark and brian, thank you gentlemen. appreciate it. >>> mediavesttores have been enjoying rich returns but it's a very different story for a lot of workers in the media industry. we'll go to the headquarters of one of the best known audio equipment-makers to find out how to get a job in this highly competitive industry. lots more from liz. she is still out in san francisco. liz, what is coming up. >> we're finishing up "three days in the valley" day one with just a huge get. tw

the ceo of samsung normally speaks korean. he is speaking in english before a largely german audience in berlin. that said you it was still a little wooden. here he is pretending to get a phone call and in the process, revealing the smart watch. >> just a moment. i just got a message. sure. [ applause ] >> there you go the galaxy gear, don't know how much it is going to cost but we have heard it will be available as soon as september 25th. and the smart watch race has begun. it began with pebble. now we have samsung. something may come from apple. but your phone on your wrist. back to you. >> i'm sure it will come. scott, thanks so much. >>> more than 1,000 rescued chickens are on their way to the east coast today, where they are going to be put up for adoption. this is video of the hens from the animal place sanctuary, which is based in grass valley. the hens are from a california egg farmer who said the animals had outlived their usefulness and were going to be slaughtered. the sanctuary has arranged for about 1100 of the bi

i mean it's competitive with the likes of apple and samsung all in the marketplace and i think the key thing for microsoft here is that it offers an alternative operating system and apple has ios operating system and samsung and other makers use android and they will provide the windows phone which has some adoption in the last few years since the re-lewis of the lumia phone and could have a threat to rivals. i think microsoft is looking to really fill the gap in here and really try making some headway when it comes to the strategy. it is part of the -- it's consistent with what they want to do in the future and it's a hand set maker as opposed to the pc market which is declining and tablet marking on the back of this nokio position. >> reporter: good to speak to you. thank you. >> good, thank you. >> reporter: every year tens of thousands cancer patients go to mumbai and pay little in one of the hospitals in the country and overwhelming demand and property prices some have to make the streets around the hospital home and we have more. >> reporter: camping on a dusty patch of pavement

the $299 samsung galaxy gear will go on sale in the u.s. next month. >> i can spend my money on gidgets or gadgets. >> a lot of money. >>> now a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." scott pelley is in new york. scott. >> reporter: hi, allen and juliette. great to be with you in the bay area. as you have been reporting, a senate committee has voted to attack syria. but the white house is still running into plenty of opposition. we'll cover it from the capital. and major garrett is traveling in europe with the president today. we also got fresh evidence today that the economy is improving all across the nation. we are going to tell you what's driving that and tell you what to expect next all of that tonight on the "cbs evening news" at 5:30 right after kpix 5 news. ,, ,, female narrator: sleep train challenged its manufacturers sleep train challenged its manufacturers to offer even lower prices. but the mattress price wars ends sunday. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and te

you want part in samsung is betting you will. jeremy kaplan says the dick tracy and samsung should be proud. sandra smith-not buying all the hype just yet. jeremy you had a chance to look at it and play with it. >> i wore it in fact. briefly, until they ripped it off the wrist. >> neil: it looks nice but practical? >> it's the nicest looking ones, it's pretty darn good. >> neil: what does it do. >> connects to your smartphone and pumps all the date a -- >> got to be a samsung phone? so you can send text-messages, check the weather, the sports scores. >> neil: san contract you're not quite a believer. why not? >> no, because i think we have seen so many of these gadgets try to come on to the market and they've never replaced the need for a smartphone, and everybody is addicted to their phones. air trying to market these smart watches to a generation that has never even worn a watch. everybody growing up now has green up with a cell phone and use their cell phone for their watch. this den. >> neil: you are all wearing watches? i've

samsung, i was thinking all day today. who are they like? they're like ulysses s. grant. no nonsense. he didn't promote himself. he kept his job, though, for a simple reason as president lincoln explained. i like this man, he fights. i like samsung, they fight. if you want to change analogies, but stick with the history thing. samsung's variant on underpromise and over deliver is a bit like teddy roosevelt on steroids. carry a big galaxy. what did tim cook do last fall when he didn't do anything to please the critics and they weren't critics the year before that. he said basically, you ain't seen nothing yet. he told people in 2013 to be filled with omg products and including something breakthrough and revolutionary with television. he didn't rein in expectations and he didn't talk about apple taking over your livering roinge stoked it. where are they? movie colors? is that what omg is? didn't we have for the ipod? touch screen ids? how about a price scheme that would take back share from samsung which is famous for the price cutting. no, they gave us high price points. h

they were thinner and they weren't the answer to samsung, apple's fiercest competitor. and a company that is simply decided it was going to win by any means necessary. samsung, i was thinking all day today. who are they like? they're like ulysses s. grant. no nonsense. he didn't make a lot of friends. he didn't promote himself. he kept his job, though, for a simple reason as president lincoln explained. i like this man, he fights. i like samsung, they fight. if you want to change analogies, but stick with the history thing. samsung's variant on underpromise and over deliver is a bit like teddy roosevelt on technological steroids. speak softly and carry a big galaxy. what did tim cook do last fall when he didn't do anything to please the critics and they weren't critics the year before that? he said basically, you ain't seen nothing yet. he told people in 2013 to be filled with omg products and including something breakthrough and revolutionary with television. he didn't rein in expectations and he didn't discourage talk about apple taking over your living room, he stoke

if you're a samsung person, a samsung person, apple person or nokia person? >> it used to be, like i remember back in the days in the u.s. when you used to be an apple consumer, you were sort of minority. >> yeah. >> like some original guy. right now, in terms it's the opposite. it was not made for americans and microsoft was -- >> if only renault and other s can get people as excited about their cars or how about e.d.f., g.d.f. or suez or whatever they call thmselves this week? imagine how good the economy is. >> that's an important point, in america these big companies shoot into -- into the nasdaq or into the dow jones industrial average. in france there's the feeling here that we don't have these company that's come and go as much. >> we do to some respect. we have the -- >> these are all brand names we had for years. >> google didn't even exist 15 years ago. >> go up or down and some are issue. look at the fashion blogs. >> oh, anne, that has been -- that has been the default. this is what we are since the fashion industry started here under colbert and

so however, if smartwatch from samsung today would give samsung the first mover advantage. simon, back to you. >> so, seema, are they going to be images from berlin where the launches where you are in times square? >> absolutely. we are expecting the device to be unveiled just behind me in the next couple of hours. hoping to get you a look at a device when that comes out. >> 1:00 eastern. can't wait to see what it is. >>> still ahead on the program, tesla seemingly unstoppable as a stock this year. rising about 400%. so inevitably the question, has it gone too far too fast? we'll talk about [ male announcer] surprise -- you're having triplets. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. ♪ [ male announcer ] some things are designed to draw crowds. ♪ ♪ others are designed

here is your first look, a triumphant samsung employee there. obviously samsung will be betting big on this new piece of i.t., but will the wearable computer trend catch on with consumers, particularly, of course, if it's not actually subsidized by the carriers in the same way that handsets are by telecom. tyler torrenceon is men's creative and editorial head. welcome to the show, sir. >> good to be here. >> are you a fan? would you buy it? >> you know, you've got to hand it to samsung. they are trying stuff. they are throwing stuff against the wall. i mean, there is that sort of reward and penalty for being an early adopter. i won't buy it, but i'll keep an eye on it. it has a couple of things against, it right? one, it's a little big, and it doesn't really work without a phone. i think these things are going to get really exciting when you can actually use them as a replacement for the phone, and the other thing it goes against everything that's happening in the watch market right now, vintage watches, mechanical watches have never been more p

this will be a samsung product. it looks like samsung will beat apple to the smart phone watch. liz: and they do have sophia trying to get in with microsoft. as you said, september 10, mark your calendar. robert gray has been invited. i will be at intel. it is moving higher by nearly half a percent. we will have amazing interviews. they are getting into every single possible product. closing bell ringing in about 15 minutes. you just saw oil prices. the industry itself is bracing for a possible shockwave from any u.s. ella terry strike in syria. shockwaves are not necessarily a bad thing if you have a company that is always producing oil and gas in the u.s. should you be looking to pick up some of these names before any strike? we are talking to the ceo of kodiak. they are growing. they are huge. steve ballmer gets two thumbs down from investors. we have an all-star tech panel next. you will have to hear what they say. ♪ [ male announcer ] imagine this cute blob is metamucil. and this pk is the inside of your body. see, the special psyllium fiber in metamucil actually gels. an

samsung debuting its new smart watch today. seema mody one of the first people to get their hand, i guess hands, on it. >> let's say your hands are full with two shopping bags, can you make or answer a call by speaking into the galaxy gear. second its aesthetics, stainless stale. lightweight, it didn't feel heavy, and similar to a smartphone, has a touchscreen, swiper mafgation which makes it easy to move from pictures, to contacts, to messages. does seem like a device you would have in addition to your smartphone. >> brian the. >> seems as if everyone wants to jump in on this. you've got microsoft and apple and qualcomm and google and the question is whether or not this will be something that real takes off. i'm not entirely sure i want to have like communication device on my wrist all the time every single day. >> i think that's something that we'll have to figure out if consumers really want another device that they wear that they can use to access messages, e-mails, to make calls. it will be something that you use in additi

samsung world largest smart phone make maker. now they are ready to roll out a smart did he vase you wear on the wrist. jonathan bloom spoke with tech writer would got a sneak peek days ahead of his official unveiling. >> it was phone call that made venture writer christina the envy of every journalist in the tech world. >> the person had access to a prototype of the samsung smart watch and if i would be able to rush down to silicon valley i would have the opportunity to play witness. >> when she araved this is what she saw. rectangular touch screen device you strap on the wrist. resemble sketch from filings for samsung smart watch. the one she tried on fully working and boy was it big. >> i struggled to put it on because it's quite crunchy and it may that the it will get stream line and smaller for the final sdirngs she couldn't photograph the watch she snapped these image from unrelessed marketing video shown. they show watch rung health related app tracking things like heart rate and bloop but there are also app for facebook a

samsung has been winning over iphone fans from the past. what about now? >> i think when the iphone came out with the 5 and samsung did the brilliant advertising campaign where they showed point for point how they had apple met or exceeded from a technology standpoint, i think that was a turning point in the smart phone category. i look at what apple is doing with the 5 s higher end and 5 c at the lower ending and reminds me with google and motorola where the android is the proficient device and moto is the main stream device. i think apple has enough to keep the apple enthusiasts happy. >> tom on the iphone with us. >>> and coming up, the wireless war is heating up. walmart is getting in on the action launching one of the biggest short phone trade in programs ever. we'll have details next but first, let's look at how commodities, currencies and treasuries performed today. >>> some of the nation's best known and costliest colleges may be among the most affordable for students. according to u.s. news and world report the average student receiving financial

samsung pretty good at stealing attention away from apple. we'll look into whether the new watch is a big deal or not. is it an ipod or is it a zune? he did not buy a zune? we want to begin on a serious note. a lot to cover when it comes to syria. president obama on a collision course with putin. the president says he will continue to engage his russian counterpart at the g-20 summit on syria, though they have, quote, hit a wall. the group will have working sessions and even dinner later tonight. the pleasantries as you might imagine have already begun. putin yesterday called out secretary kerry accusing him of, quote, lying and he knows that he's lying. this is sad. putin was referring to testimony where secretary kerry down played al qaeda's role within the syrian opposition. but it's called for an international strike against syria, president obama is nding the claims the red lines are his alone. >> first of all, i didn't set a red line. the world set a red line. the world saet a red line when governments representing 98% of the world's po

samsung has a big launch in berlin at 11:00 a.m. our time. this is video of samsung's last product announcement in new york city last spring. we expect controversy as well. samsung's product announcements tend to be strange. apple will have its own announcement next week. we expect a better iphone 5, the iphone 5-s. and more importantly a cheaper iphone designed for emerging markets like china and india. >>> linkedin will offer more shares in the company to investors. they want to raise another $1 billion. in papers filed, it gives no reason for fund-raising. it's possible it has a purchase in mind. the new stock structure will still leave the founder with 60% of the votes. he's still in charge. investors don't like secondary offerings. it dilutes value of their share and kind of feels like cheating to the investor because they say, here's the shares, buy some if you want them, you do, and then later a company says, here's more shares. now, linked in shares did suffer. down 2% on that news. >> thanks very much. >>> rob mayeda is in for christ

images of many earlier samsung products have also been leaked on the internet. bank of america is selling its remaining stake in a china bank. b of a is the last u.s. bank to wind down a position in a chinese bank. several years ago wall street bankers wanted a part of the chinese banking system to get an edge in china. now there are questions about the asset quality of banks in china. the wall street journal reports bank of america will sell its entire stake in china construction bank for $1.5 billion dollars. economist slash playboy, nouriel roubini has been told to remove a hot tub from his new york city penthouse. roubini has gained international acclaim and the nickname "dr doom" for his prediction of the financial crisis. he is also known for his wild parties on his roof top terrace. new york city officials say his hot tub is in violation of zoning laws and must be removed. the new york posts reports a $600 fine has been paid. a shift is happening in the auto market. more banks are giving loans to subprime borrowers, a sign that banks are loosening up on l

>> right now, samsung has better market share, but samsung is in trouble, in my opinion, because cheaper phonemakers are going to come in and china and elsewhere and be able to disrupt samsung and what it does. samsung is going to have to fight in the low end. it's a little different and it has no particular differentiation because it's still using android. apple makes ios, which is its own software that's unique and nobody else can use. >> okay. thanks for that. good to see you. jay yarow. that's it for today's "worldwide exchange." "squawk box" is coming up next. have a profitable day. building animatronics is all about getting things to work together. the timing, the actions, the reactions. everything has to synch up. my expenses are no different. receipt match from american express synchronizes your business expenses. just shoot your business card receipts and they're automatically matched up with the charges on your online statement. i'm john kaplan and i'm a member of a synchronized world. this is what membership is. th membership does. >>> good morning. the day's top stories, pres

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presentó el galaxy gear, pero esta conectado con el teléfono galaxy o la tableta samsung, el dispositivo cuesta 299 dólares y estará disponible el 25 de septiembre , le invitamos a poner su alarma para acomaparnos solo a las 11 ahora lo dejamos con el noticias univisión , muy buenas tardes.

that is samsung. that is one of the companies you will watch tomorrow. there's a lot of rumors right now they will upgrade the camera. various manufacturers. remember, we're thinking it will be 4 inches, right now it is smaller. we'll talk about that with our analyst. the battery, this is a sony product right here. take a look at what happens with sony. go down for a couple more things, power management. take a look at qualcomm stock tomorrow through all of this. i am showing you the iphone four which will be yesterday's news with the big news coming out from tim cook and apple. senior research analyst at pacific coast. we're looking at these plays with the iphone, but the big question really is going to be if this is a bigger screen and if they come out with a cheaper model for the chinese market is this the catalyst apple needs and the shot in the arm that we are looking for right now? >> short answer, no. we expect to get to be busy the same size screen and we are not expecting a low-cost device. probably wholesale with a subsidize retail price of abo

neil: have you looked at samsung. it needs to hook up with the phone. >> i'm not impressed with samsung gear, but i was not impresseed with sony's watch either, i am saying warables. neil: if not on the wrist, where else, head set, glasses, earrings chips in the skull. >> it could be any of -- well not chips in the skull, but any of others, shine can be worn in all those places, and sensors are passively sitting there monitoring, the purpose part of story is the data that can be you know predict he'l health ris for people. neil: back to that movie, did you like it? did you like the way jobs was portrayed or you were portrayed? was that accurate? >> well, let me say that the movie was a huge disappointment, i think to anybody that knew much about apple, set aside me, talk aboutgy of jobs, he -- steve jobs, he was portrayed as an angry man, steve was very focused. he could be arrogant but not egotivityical. >> the man who was misportrayed was wozniak. he was a generous, they made him come across as a service tech. i wen

samsung beat apple to the punch with the new galaxy gear smartwatch. those who buy it will no longer need to fumble in their pockets to check e-mails or take calls. reviews mixed. full of features like voice recognition and a camera that shoots video. the battery charge is comparatively low and the dollar price could be a bit too high for those without a galaxy note to link it to. >>> come one, come all. qualcomm has thrown its hat into the ring with its own toq smartwatch. it plays music and is the first to come with a color touch screen. there is a picture of it for you. >>> staying in the secretary, sony unveiled the smartphone it hopes will rival samsung in berlin. jeff has been in frankfurt. he's been catching up with the ceo kazuo hirai yesterday. >> it was a fascinating conversation, ross. we -- one of a limited number of broadcasters that had access to the ceo of sony. and you'll know, i mean, sony had a dreadful few years of late. they seem to have got left behind as all these other operators or device producers move to a platform type approac

neil: have you looked at samsung. it needs to hook up with the phone. >> i'm not impressed with samsung gear, but i was not impresseed with sony's watch either, i am saying warables. neil: if not on the wrist, where else, head set, glasses, earrings chips in the skull. >> it could be any of -- well not chips in the skull, but any of others, shine can be worn in all those places, and sensors are passively sitting there monitoring, the purpose part of story is the data that can be you know predict he'l health ris for people. neil: back to that movie, did you like it? did you like the way jobs was portrayed or you were portrayed? was that accurate? >> well, let me say that the movie was a huge disappointment, i think to anybody that knew much about apple, set aside me, talk aboutgy of jobs, he -- steve jobs, he was portrayed as an angry man, steve was very focused. he could be arrogant but n egotivityical. >> the man who was misportrayed was wozniak. he was a generous, they made him come across as a service tech. i went

. >> samsung seems like they are born to be a bust. >> let's talk about amazon. they're talking about is smart phone. >> they are talking about free the funds that are free. this has to scare apple and samsung. the to cut really combined and this could be massive. i already purchased things because i trust them. if they give me a phone that is wireless and almost as good as my phone and i man. i would pay more for their service. i do not like people when i did not like shopping. i did not contact for all sales tax. people find more of the. >> let's talk about macy's. we are seeing more department stores revamping. >> j.c. penney was too aggressive even though-- macy's is stating that they will go with branson that people actually want. they will try to attract those people that are 30 to four years ago. macy's is still in the right initiative. >> lastly, the stock of facebook. if they are finally paying off for an investor. >> $50 stocks, for five years, the ipad oprai expect tho continue to scale and i think that a video service is being tied to commercials. thi

now smartphones are headed to their wrist, samsung just announced the gla galaxy gear w. coming up we'll have a closer look at all the changing technology being unveiled this year and how much of a radical shift we are about to face over the next few years. >> the new iphone 5 s and 5c, will be announced necessary tuesday. next wednesday we heard about the samsung galaxy gear, available to everyone on september 25th. google glass was made available to a chosen few earlier this year. the rest of us will be able to get it next year. with all the competitive gadgets companies are offering us, are consumers better off, do we need all of this stuff? joining me from san francisco is tim stevens, c net editor at large. and from los angeles, gary small, professional of biology and behavioral sciences, the author of ibrain, surviving the technology modern brain. what should we expect from the new iphones on tuesday? >> as we said, we are expecting two new iphones, the 5 s and 5 c. faster processor probably abetter camera. the one gotcha we're expecting is a fingerprint sensor. cer

high profit margin. >> reporter: apple still has work ahead to beat its competition. >> translator: samsung has the biggest screen, and i prefer the android system which is more open. >> sit still very expensive, almost $500, i can't afford it. >> reporter: it might be time for a bit of ren -- reinvention for am. -- apple. >>> rising mortgage rates are costing jobs at another big bank. banc of america confirming it is laying off 2100 employees and closing 16 of its branches because of falling demand. 30-year fixed rate loans are up more than a percentage point since early may and that has lead to a sharp reduction in refinancing. >>> banc of america itself is being let go in a shake up of the dow jones. replacing them, visa, nike, and goldman sachs. this is the first major change to the index since 2004. th changes will become effecttive on september 23rdrd. >>> toyota is recalling some 800,000 of its vehicles to fix a suspension problem. national highway traffic safety administration says at least nine crashes and three injuries have been reported. this is the second time that toyota has r

am's slice of the market is well behind samsung. and to those who closely watch the industry, it's not surprising as apple still has limited access on china's mobile networks. >> the local carrier, they are frankly -- they are not quite successful. apple from our people see, looks a little bit arrogant, and chinese markets used to be ignored in their whole global prospectus. >> reporter: and the iphone itself is hundreds of dollars more expensive than the competitors. the local brand is beating apple at its own game right here in china. [ cheers ] >> reporter: just last week it held a huge product unveiling, and introduced an executive they scooped up from google last month. >> they create a tribe and tribe culture among its fans. it makes its users believe their phone is cheap, but still has a relatively high profit margin. >> translator: samsung has the biggest screen, and i prefer the android system which is more open. >> translator: even the low-end product is still very expensive. i can't afford it. >> reporter: it may be time

number four in patents in the pipeline after ibm, samsung, and google. it's a cheap stock. every way you look at it, it's cheap. >> what do they do? >> flash chips, the flash chips that go into all devices from phones to pcs. >> memory. >> memory, right. >> thank you, now i know. >> okay. >> the united farm workers union, muscling its way on to california farms. itments to force workers to pay dues. also, the union can increase membership and collect more money. that's an opinion. the "wall street journal" brought us this story, and that, i believe, is your opinion. >> yes. >> muscling their way in? >> basically, they bonded the workers, come back and say, we still represent them, and we want their money. >> hold on a second, is there one particular farm or farm company attacked? >> well, in this case, it's fresno, the best employers in farm employers in the state. >> family farm, isn't it? >> family farm, third generation, they pay for the workers' education, english education, offer best benefits in pay in the industry. they are being targeted because they want due money.

i think that it is tough enough for apple to beat samsung. i don't know how these two companies combined very expensive successor if that is what it is about. >> and some say they spent billions to get a new ceo. >> we don't know what ballmer will do to choose the successor, but they spent a lot of money to bring in the guy who is the likely successor? >> well, they can do two things. shove the money into the giant furnace or buy this? there was a great show in the show "the shield" where the land is frozen and they burn the money. >> the handset business is $5 billion if i understand the structure, and a couple of billion for -- >> and some intellectual property. >> and patents and 32,000 employee employees. >> right. look, i struggle. i see the stock down and i don't want the prejudge it, because microsoft is making a big move down. and once again, i mean, we find ourselves trying to figure out, where is microsoft's social strategy? what do they have cloud -- >> shouldn't there be a third provide ear and not r and the a and the android and