KDDI releases shock-resistant smartphone

TOKYO, Japan - KDDI Corp., the operator of the "au" mobile phone service, puts on sale a new shock-resistant smartphone, URBANO, for the LTE high-speed data communication network on Dec. 12, 2014. The new model is made by Kyocera Corp.

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