Kyocera Shows Off Bone Conduction Audio Technology in a Smartphone

May 8, 2012 in News

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While bone conduction technology itself is not new, at CTIA, Kyocera showed off it’s smartphone implementation of bone conduction audio. 聽Bone conduction audio replaces the traditional phone earpiece, with a vibrating display used to create sound waves. 聽Those sound waves can be picked up by facial tissues and bones, providing the user with a vastly improved audio experience, even in a noisy environment. 聽Kyocera provided no information regarding when they might release a phone with bone conduction technology on board.

 

Source: 聽Engadget

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