 Hi, this is Jeff with The Verge and we're here at the KDDI booth at CES. We're taking a look at a prototype phone from Kyocera that uses speakerless smartphone technology. Now if you're not sure what speakerless smartphone is, this uses an oscillator inside the phone to produce vibrations and those vibrations are conducted through your ear canal and can either vibrate your eardrum or the bones in your ear canal and conduct the sound to your brain without even needing to hear the sound. So it's really cool technology. What we can do, there's a voice message playing in the background right now. It's English but I can't really understand what she's saying. She's got a bit of an accent. Put it on the microphone. So it's really cool because you can not only use it if you're, say, in a loud bar or if you're hearing impaired, but you can also use it, for example, if you're at a construction site and you need to be able to use your cell phone. The sound conducts perfectly through and through headphones as well. So that's the new speakerless smartphone technology in the Kyocera prototype cell phone at the ATDI booth at CES.