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Funny-looking plane designed to make history
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Solar Impulse, a Swiss-made, solar-powered aircraft, soars above San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge in April. The one-of-a-kind aircraft is on a five-leg voyage across the United States.
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Bertrand Piccard, one of two pilots who take turns flying the Solar Impulse, comes from a family of adventurers. In 1999, Piccard was part
Coming to your phone: HD voice

(CNN) — Smartphone makers have long touted the appeal of their high-definition display screens. Soon they’ll be able to add high-definition sound to the mix, too.
“HD Voice,” also known as wideband audio, is a technology designed to make a caller’s voice, and other noises, sound on phone calls as close as possible to how they do in person.
On Monday, ATT Senior Vice President Kris Rinne confirmed that the company plans to roll out HD Voice later this year, making it the latest major player officially adopting a mobile feature that, unlike many in recent years, actually has to do with making phone calls.
“HD Voice is part of our voice-over-LTE strategy,” said Rinne, speaking at the
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Coming to your phone: High-definition voice

(CNN) — Smartphone makers have long touted the appeal of their high-definition display screens. Soon they’ll be able to add high-definition sound to the mix, too.
“HD Voice,” also known as wideband audio, is a technology designed to make a caller’s voice, and other noises, sound on phone calls as close as possible to how they do in person.
On Monday, ATT Senior Vice President Kris Rinne confirmed that the company plans to roll out HD Voice later this year, making it the latest major player officially adopting a mobile feature that, unlike many in recent years, actually has to do with making phone calls.
“HD Voice is part of our voice-over-LTE strategy,” said Rinne, speaking at the
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