 This is David at The Verge and this is the Motorola Hint. This is sort of the smallest of the announcements that Motorola had today. It's a tiny little Bluetooth headset. They don't want to call it a Bluetooth headset because there's all sorts of stigmas with that, but it's a Bluetooth headset. It's made to be super discreet and nice looking. It comes in this wood, plus a bunch of other materials that are designed to look really, really nice in your ear. And on one level, it's just a Bluetooth headset. You put it in your ear, you make phone calls, you can do voice control on the phone and there's all this cool Motorola Assist and Motorola Actions and stuff that all work. But on the other hand, it's kind of extra special for a Bluetooth headset. For the one thing, it's tiny. For another thing, it's super sensitive. So it's made to go in your ear just like this and there's a sensor on it that recognizes when it's in your ear and it'll automatically turn on and connect. And then as soon as you take it out, it'll disconnect and even if you're on a call, it'll route it straight back to your phone. So it's made to be super simple and to basically be worn all day, but you can have it come and go as you please. So it's $149, it's designed to be used with the new Moto X and the Moto G, but it'll work with lots of other phones too. There's some special stuff with the way the Moto X works that makes it even better for voice actions. But the Moto Hint is designed as really, it's a wearable. It's not a Bluetooth headset though, it's kind of a Bluetooth headset. It's gonna be a really interesting accessory for the Moto X this year. So the Hint itself is gonna get three and change hours of battery life, but it comes with this case which is cool looking and will help you not lose this tiny little thing. But it also makes it get triple the battery life. So when you put it in, it's actually charging, you can see from the light here. And it gives it about two full charges. So in all, with this whole package together, you're gonna get about 10 hours of battery life and that's probably good enough for a full day. So the Hint is kind of a weird little accessory. I'm not sure how many people are gonna get into it. I kind of like it, but we'll see how it does when it comes out with the Moto X this fall.
 This is David at The Verge and this is the Motorola Hint.
 This is sort of the smallest of the announcements that Motorola had today.
 It's a tiny little Bluetooth headset.
 They don't want to call it a Bluetooth headset because there's all sorts of stigmas with
 that, but it's a Bluetooth headset.
 It's made to be super discreet and nice looking.
 It comes in this wood, plus a bunch of other materials that are designed to look really,
 really nice in your ear.
 And on one level, it's just a Bluetooth headset.
 You put it in your ear, you make phone calls, you can do voice control on the phone and
 there's all this cool Motorola Assist and Motorola Actions and stuff that all work.
 But on the other hand, it's kind of extra special for a Bluetooth headset.
 For the one thing, it's tiny.
 For another thing, it's super sensitive.
 So it's made to go in your ear just like this and there's a sensor on it that recognizes
 when it's in your ear and it'll automatically turn on and connect.
 And then as soon as you take it out, it'll disconnect and even if you're on a call, it'll
 route it straight back to your phone.
 So it's made to be super simple and to basically be worn all day, but you can have it come
 and go as you please.
 So it's $149, it's designed to be used with the new Moto X and the Moto G, but it'll work
 with lots of other phones too.
 There's some special stuff with the way the Moto X works that makes it even better for
 voice actions.
 But the Moto Hint is designed as really, it's a wearable.
 It's not a Bluetooth headset though, it's kind of a Bluetooth headset.
 It's gonna be a really interesting accessory for the Moto X this year.
 So the Hint itself is gonna get three and change hours of battery life, but it comes
 with this case which is cool looking and will help you not lose this tiny little thing.
 But it also makes it get triple the battery life.
 So when you put it in, it's actually charging, you can see from the light here.
 And it gives it about two full charges.
 So in all, with this whole package together, you're gonna get about 10 hours of battery
 life and that's probably good enough for a full day.
 So the Hint is kind of a weird little accessory.
 I'm not sure how many people are gonna get into it.
 I kind of like it, but we'll see how it does when it comes out with the Moto X this fall.