 Hi, this is Jeff with The Verge, and today we're at AU's launch event in Tokyo, Japan for their summer models. And we're taking a look at the newest incarnation of Kiyosara's speakerless smartphone, aka the bone phone. You may remember this from CES. The phone actually doesn't have what you would commonly think of as a speaker grill up here. It uses the entire surface of the screen for bone conduction. So you can press the phone anywhere up against your head and hear clearly in noisy environments. It's great for people that are hearing impaired. And this is the first application of the speakerless smartphone technology that we're seeing in the device. This is for the Japanese market. It's launching with a 1.4 gigahertz processor, Android 4.0. It's got a 4.3 inch WVGA pentile AMOLED display, which maybe is not the best display on the market. It's also launching with a couple of interesting business applications bundled in. Notably we've got the Daijidin Japanese dictionary and the Genius English-Japanese and Japanese-English dictionary bundled in. So that's probably $80 to $100 worth of bundled software that's packed in. So it's really good value. Other than that, we have four gigabytes of onboard storage. We have an eight megapixel camera. And that's pretty much all there is to say. This is the Urbano Progresso from Kilsera and KDDI.