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Tech Companies Rally Against App Store "Tax"
The Apple and Google app stores are facing backlash for collecting so-called "taxes" for connecting consumers to apps. Rob Marvin, associate features editor at PC Mag, weighs in on the industry practice and its impact on tech giants.
Does Tesla Exist Without Elon?
Many worry about the future of the car company if its outspoken and sometimes controversial CEO is not at the helm. Aaron Cole, managing editor of Motor Authority, says there's plenty of demand for electric vehicles no matter what, and if Musk stays with the company, Tesla still has a tough road ahead of it.
Sony's Robot Dog Is Coming to America
The newest 'Aibo' robot is designed to play with real dogs. Mike Fasulo, president and COO of Sony Electronics, tells Cheddar what else it has up its sleeve for the electronic pet, which rolls out in the U.S. this September for purebred price of nearly $3,000.
Retail Brands Need to Rethink the Store
Brick-and-mortar stores need to adopt 'experiential' concepts using technology if they want to appeal to the next generation of shoppers, said Rima Reddy of start-up accelerator XRC Labs.
Opening Bell: August 23, 2018
Facebook was forced to remove its data security app, Onavo, from the App Store after Apple updated its data collection guidelines. Meanwhile, the social media giant also voluntarily removed the quiz app, myPersonality, from its platform after the app improperly collected data on more than 4 million users. And we're joined by Mike Francesa, New York sports radio legend, to hear about the launch of his new app, 'Mike's On.'
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