Kyocera Torque Takes Tough to a New Level for Sprint
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LTE means unlocked?
Is the Kyocera torque a LTE?
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Kyocera smart sonic receiver using tissue conduction
This tissue conduction technology was actually named by popular science magazine Nov 2012 issue as one the top inventions in 2012. Also, you may want actual hear it to really understand how it works. Kyocera demonstrated how it would work in loud environments at the May 2012 CTIA show in New Orleans and won a bunch of awards. Kyocera has actually launched several phones in Japan. Just check out the web for Kyocera tissue conduction for info. It's really going to change the way people hear on by not having to find the sweet spot on the receiver anymore. You can place the screen anywhere against your ear to hear more clearly because now there are two paths for sound to reach your ear drum. The first is sound waves and second is the vibration c...
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So Bear Gryls uses this phone.. so will I!!! lol
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Smart Sonic Receiver audio technology
Does not work the way you think it does. Its pretty much a gimmick. You can get other items to act as a speaker, like a Glass (a cup). Let me tell you, however - if its so loud around you that you can't hear by holding the phone to your head, or by using a speaker phone, this will NOT help you. Go for a $5 bluetooth headset.
I thought so.
Perhaps, perhaps not. It may allow one to hear a call in some circumstances when any other method is impossible. I'm thinking industrial locations, around machinery etc. It's not always feasible to have a bluetooth on.
$5 Bluetooth headset? I never knew there were
Bluetooth headset for as little as $5, I'd be surprised if there were any Bluetooth headsets
$20, forget about $5.
Bluetooth headset for as little as $5, I'd be surprised if there were any Bluetooth headsets
$20, forget about $5.
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Kyocera smart sonic receiver using tissue conduction is amazing!
I was reading through some of the comments people made comparing the smart sonic receiver to a Bluetooth headset or noise cancellation. Do some research before you start dismissing new technology as a gimmick. This tissue conduction technology actually was named by popular science magazine Nov 2012 issue as one the top inventions in 2012. Also, you may want actual hear it to really understand how it works. They showed it the May CTIA 2012 show in New Orleans and won a bunch of awards. Kyocera has actually launched several phones in Japan. Just check out the web for Kyocera tissue conduction for info. Or better yet when it comes out trying using in a loud environment. Just some food for thought before dismissing this as just some replacement ...
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