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so they could not be traced. `` the sun. All the defendants have pleaded

not guilty to all the charges. `` sun. Now it is time for click. What

is the time, Steve Wozniak? Look right here. This is the coolest

watch in the world. This week, we are off to see Steve Wozniak. He is

the co`founder of Apple Mac. We will talk about his predictions for this

future. `` Apple. We will test drive and at that could get you in a spin.

`` an app. Welcome to the programme. Welcome to Earls Court in London

where the Apps World event is in progress. One of the special guests

hit to date thinks that apps are an enormous thing. He is Steve

Wozniak, the co`founder of Apple. They kickstarted the whole app

madness in the first place. Back in the 1970s, Steve jobs met Steve

Wozniak. The rest is history. The two became firm friends. Steve jobs

gets the credit, but it is Steve Wozniak who was the brains behind

the silicone. The first Apple computer was his baby. So was the

Apple II, the groundbreaking computer that went on to sell

millions. Together, the two Steve 's took Apple from Steve jobs garish to

the forefront of the personal computing revolution. At times

changed? Or with the return of app are we back to the early days where

anybody can build anything? There are boards that young people can

live and learn about technology and controlled motors. But it's not as

easy as back then. But they created desires come out of your brain.

Creative desires are coming out in other ways. Look at the app store. I

am glad Apple are allowing anyone to produce apps. Steve jobs was afraid

of the app stall. He was moreover closed mentality. You mentioned

raspy pie. Are you a fan of getting basic engineering coming to schools

as early as possible. From our very early age, you don't need high level

maths. Any young child can understand enough to learn to

programme. With the pie, you can hook wires to little motors and

build devices. What an incredible learning experience. Those are

really fun projects for young people. They are growing step in

developing their great technologies of the future. What do you make of

the current crop of smart watches? I am a big fan. A lot of meat wants

it. I don't know if the masses of the world want it. But I want smart

phone capability on my wrist. But the more I think about it, I don't

want the small size. 30 companies are putting out small once the size

of an eye pod manner. But I want a bigger size. For three years I have

been talking about organic LED displays that could be painted on

plastic and wrapped and folded. We are at the verge of having projects

that can be folded and are flexible. It could wrap around your wrist. The

display could go all around your arm. But think outside the box. It

could be on the inside of your arm and then when you flip your arm up

it goes into your palm. It could have spring materials that flatten

it out. Then it could be just like holding a phone. We are on the verge

of computers understanding human gestures and speech. It is not there

yet. It's well on the way to starting. I can say things to you

that you would understand, but the computer would not understand.

Sometimes I say, go to Joe 's diner, and it does not know where Joe 's

diner is. And usually the Android does. Android is based on the Google

search engine, which takes the databases of all the world and has

search engines searching for what people are using. That is the future

of intelligence, probably, for computers getting artificial

intelligence. I wish Apple and Google were partners in the future.

Unlikely. I don't know. If I were there, it would be likely. I am

probably wrong. There is a lot I don't know about the distance

concerns. You always have to make money. You are huge fan of openness

and sharing methods and information. But over the last few years there

have been all these patent wars, companies wanting to lock down

knowledge. Something so simple. Some of them are very clever. It is hard

to say where should patterns draw the line between obvious and having

value. Should we stop other people from using them? I think we should

have a world where things are licensed at a fair price. There are

good things in Samsun phones that I wish were in my iPhone. I wish Apple

could use them. With Samsung stop us? I wish there would be more

crosslicensing. All our products would be better. I do wish they were

more compatible. Turned film critic for a second. Just reviewed, not the

movie, but the performance of this guy when playing you. I was happy

when they hired Josh, because he came from a live performance

background. He did a top rod wait play. I have a lot of performing

arts experience on stage myself. So I understand the art that goes into

a person like that. I knew he would study me well and represent me well.

He did well is set for the facts. What about pirates of silicon value?

Did they do you justice? Yes, but they did not look like me. They had

bids. I was quite skinny back then. Jelly became a friend of mine. I

admired the fact that the scriptwriters captured the essence

of me being a good, caring person about the company and the people.

Paul Garcia. Have you seen it. Steve Wozniak, thank you for your time.

The ever lovely Steve Wozniak. More app action in a couple of minutes.

Adobe has confirmed a recent cyber attack compromised millions of its

customer accounts. Around 13 million usernames and passwords were stolen.

Just under 3 million of those accounts also had credit card data

coprolites. The cyber attackers stole part of the source code to

photo shop to. This allowed people to work out technical details about

the programme. Adobe has reset the password is on its site. It

recommends that anybody affected should change their passwords on

other sites that have the same user name. Motorised hard `` motor roller

are developing a modular mobile phone, allowing users to replace

parts of the device, customising their handset. They teamed up with

the Dutch designer who came up with a similar idea, encouraging users to

update their phone rather than buying a new model. The new ATM that

uses Palm scam has opened. It can convert CyberCash into real cash.

The ATMs unveiling comes in a week that a new `` Norwegian man

discovered that some big coins he bought his cigar and now worth many

times that of. Latitude uses have complained their laptops smell of

cat urine. Dell engineers say the smell is not our health hazard. But

the manufacturing process has now changed. Users can send their laptop

that for replacement parts. Before we look at the attempts to

look at the next big app, I hope you want to see and other smartphone

app, which you pay `` play on your mobile device and in the real world.

It may take you back to your childhood.

We met up with one of the founders, Mark Palatucci, who took him through

the basics. I am going to choose this one. Each

car, the objective is to shoot the other player off the track. Each car

comes with different abilities. They all have a weapon. I can play this

against you or against an AI vehicle. Or both? Yes. Let's get

racing. There we go. It has a mind of its own. So this is acting as a

remote control as well as the brains of the car. Yes. Using my thumb, I

can accelerate. And confusingly, using big Celeron at in the actual

phone itself, I can change direction. `` the accelerometer. You

can change your position laterally. There is a virtual bumper. So they

do not drive off the plane. These cars look very similar to the

Scalextric slot racing cars of the 1980s. I am presuming there is

something a bit more advanced. Each car has a bit of advanced

electronics inside. There is a camera sensor, there is a

microcontroller that is 100 times more powerful than the first IBM

PC. There is a wireless chip so the cars can communicate with the

phones. It is through Bluetooth, low energy. How long does the battery

last? 20 minutes of active playtime. That is not a huge amount of time.

If I am having a great time, I have to recharge it. It only takes about

seven minutes to recharge the cars. That was fun, no doubt about it. I

was wondering whether it has the staying power to convince people to

fork out $200 for what looks like a simple, single game. Because of so

much of what we do is software, the initial thing is catching the

surface. Their role as a different type of games that we can release,

different software at least `` apps, you make one hardware

investment, but we can continue to introduce new things to keep it fun

and engaging. I spoke to Steve Wozniak early about

encouraging people to be innovators and to get into coding. One event is

getting just that. A two`day hackathon has just finished. It is

filled with teams who are competing to come up with the best new idea.

The prize`giving is just about to take place. If you have ever

wondered what these are all about, we sent LJ Rich to Bridge `` produce

the survival guide. Those apps putting up your smart

phone do not make themselves. Even the most basic ones take F air and

Mount of coffee, coding and creativity. Enter the hackathon. A

place where there is no such thing as a bad idea. Really. They are well

known in the technology industry. Giants like Facebook and Google have

been at it for years, and for good reason. It is the source of some of

them are successful ideas, such as the Facebook like button. It is not

just about business ideas. Recently, the charity Cancer Research UK held

a hack day. It resulted in programmes like this, that spot

faults in jeans. You do not have to have hard`core coding skills. You

need a bit of enthusiasm, one or two good ideas, and 18. Of the 200

people here, some teams Compleat assembled, but it is completely OK

to rock up on the day with the right attitude. If you have a good idea,

that is all you need. You need a good idea and we can take that,

formed that, and create something exciting. OK, time to get to work.

When you have only got a day to make things happen, every second counts.

Even if coding is not your forte, you can still contribute. Designers

and ideas people are just as essential. If you do fancy getting

stuck into coding, it is not as daunting as it may seem on first

glance. A simple explanation, translating what you want to happen

to a list of instructions that a computer can understand. The apps

being built are using something called an API. In this case, it can

be thought of as a specially opens gateway between someone's data and

the outside world. For example, the people who run the transport network

offer up their data, such as live arrival times for buses, and journey

planning, in their API. This will date is available to anyone with

permission, but a load of numbers is not a recipe for success. That is

where developers come in. They repackage this State into a much

tastier app, by combining the data with other things. You can mix it

with your smart phone location and you have got an app that tells you

the best way home. They have been given access to a different source.

They are using data from other industries, such as cars and

television. Amid the desolation that is day two of the hackathon, those

ideas have matured into working demonstrations. One team has

combined TV subtitled Dato, with a translator. It is a live,

multilingual, subtitled translator. Team also came up with an app that

combines tweeds and TV schedules, to generate a live, play as you watch

quiz. Team members who are still conscious, pitch their ideas in the

hope of winning prizes. Even if team awesome do not win the contest, they

have won a place in my heart. Some useful tips on how to survive

the hackathon. I am one `` here with one of the winners, the all Mozilla.

It lets data on cars so that car owners can lie about how they

treated the car. In a nutshell, your tips on how to survive and do well

at a hackathon? Come expecting to meet new people and learn new

things, and had that attitude and you will do really well.

Congratulations. We are handing back to Kate Russell, with some more

useful apps, in Webscape. A research paper out this week

claims it is possible to tell who you are dating by looking at your

Facebook connections. Somewhat chillingly, to predict when you will

break up. I do not know about insight into your love life, but I

have some data visualisation tools which may help you understand your

social networks a little better. Mentionmapp connects to Twitter, and

lets you explore how users are linked to each other by the hash

tags that they use. A hash tag, in case you are wondering, is a word or

phrase which is prefixed by the hash symbol. It turns it into a

searchable tag, so it can be found easily by others looking for

information on the same subject. Despite being associated with

Twitter, which has only existed since 2006, hash tags actually

originated in one of the first online chattels IRC. It was a way to

index channels across the entire network. It was since 1988. Facebook

fans can drive friend wheel, an interesting visualisation which

shows all the connections between your friends. You may be surprised

to know who knows who. For all you linked in lovers, a visualisation

tool that lays bare a colour`coded map of your contacts, to show how

they are interlinked on this enormous business network. As well

as being a social space, the Web is great if you enjoy creating. Sketch

Tory serves up a fun platform for any FreeHand artists to try out

making something lovely in a wibbly wobbly touring style, that is kind

of hit knocked it. `` hypnotic. Even if you are not creative yourself,

the touring tour actually records the act of creation, so you can

browse other people's works of art and see how they came together.

There are some truly stunning pieces featured in the gallery. You may

pick up some artistic tips as well. Change the brush size, add a little

colour, altered the vibration level for the desired effect, and then

post on Facebook and Twitter to share your creative vibrations with

the world. Another interesting sharing app available free on Apple

and Ann Lloyd `` Android is Chirp.io. It uses a burst of sound,

a bit like birdsong, to transmit an image to any phones within hearing

range, that are using the app. It instantly appears on the other

phone. As well as being a cool trick to show your friends, the sound

transmission method means that you can share an image with multiple

phones, from any device capable of playing the sound. Even a PA system,

which has interesting poll at `` possibilities for marketing events.

You can use it to share the latest updates from your camera roll, with

a group of people at once. Make sure they are expecting your transfer

first. Music fans have a first. You Tube,

the site that may Justin Bieber famous, is launching its own music

awards. I know, don't let Justin Bieber put to off, as the event will

be headlined by Lady GaGa and streamed live on the 3rd of

November. Kate Russell's Webscape. The links

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