 Hi, this is Jeff with The Verge, and today we're in Tokyo, Japan at NTT DOCOMO's launch event for its new summer models, and we're taking a look at Panasonic's Eluga V P06D. So if you remember, we reviewed the smaller 4.3-inch Eluga a couple of months ago. This is a larger 4.6-inch display. It's actually LCD instead of OLED, so much nicer to look at. You don't have to worry about the pentile pixel arrangement bugging your eyes out. The phone's also launching with Android 4.0, which is a huge relief. Really speeds up the phone in addition to the 1.5 GHz processor. We're probably going to see this released in the European market as Panasonic's been releasing the rest of their Eluga lineup over there. As you can see, it's really snappy. Flip around between apps. It's also launching with a 13-megapixel camera, which is a big step up over the 8-megapixel one that came on the 4.3. Auto focus is decently fast. It seems to track pretty well. Yeah, and like before, it adds waterproofing and dustproofing. So that is the Eluga V P06D at NTT Tokyo Summer Launch Event in Tokyo.