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There is something that I really adore about the Japanese geniuses, while the rest of the world is concentrating on advancement of existing technologies, these Japanese guys are busy evolving new ideas hitherto unthinkable. Take the researchers of...
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Japanese company NEC and mobile operator NTT DOCOMO announced a new model, N706iII amadana which supports hi-tech functions such as HSDPA, embedded digital TV tuner,...
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Taking cellphone technology up another notch, Fujitsu and NTT DoCoMo debuted some new and interesting cellphones at this year’s Wireless Japan Expo. Made for aging...
made popular Jul 31 2008
NTT DoCoMo exhibited its intelligent Li-ION battery for mobile phones created in collaboration with Mitsumi Electric during the Wireless Japan 2008 conference held...
made popular Jul 29 2008
Believe it or not, but soon we may be able to operate our cell phones by simply moving our eyelids. Technical advancements have reduced us to couch potatoes with...
made popular Jun 26 2008
NEC introduces a special NY edition of its N906iu mobile phone named the Pink Diamond and comes with the brand STNY by Samantha Thavasa. Samantha Thavasa is a Japanese...
made popular Jun 16 2008
NTT DOCOMO unveiled its latest series of 19 handsets that are loaded with mind blowing features giving any phone a run for its money. The new series of phones is...
made popular May 28 2008
Day by day, mobile phones are getting more complicated and functional. Someday you might be able to use your mobile to diagnose your body’s illnesses. This is...
made popular Mar 29 2008
It’s yet another step ahead for NTT DoCoMo as the brand announce the launch of their latest count to the handset collection in the form of the Sharp Aquos SH905iTV....
made popular Jan 28 2008
After sizzling launch in Canada, iPhone is now planning to flex its muscles in Thailand, fuelling the assumptions according to which iPhone is now in a mood to foray...
made popular Jan 22 2008
NTT DoCoMo launched a kid friendly mobile called ‘The F801i’ with several child safety features, including a 100-decibel panic alarm that the child can...
made popular Dec 11 2007
NTT DoCoMo has just added seven new phones to its 905i line up. They are D905i, F905i, N905i, N905iμ, P905i, SH905i and SO905i. The common features of all these models...
made popular Nov 19 2007
Here is good news for NTTDoCoMo mobile phone users, as now they can easily work on FOMA as well as WCDMA 800/500 network. Nokia is coming with new mobile handset,...
made popular Nov 14 2007
CEATEC 2007 saw yet another grand debut of HTC’s hottest cellphone -the ‘HT1100′ supporting 3G. It has the grandeur of a smartphone displaying a mere...
made popular Oct 9 2007
‘NTT Docomo’ chose ‘CEATEC 2007′ this season to launch their prototype mobile christened the - ‘Wellness Navigator’. Yup, it...
made popular Oct 5 2007
So chic to look at, this new debutant from the house of MITSUBISHI speaks of absolute magnetism for its buyers. The latest slider form factor cellphone, MITSUBISHI...
made popular Aug 23 2007
NEC leaked its latest world’s thinnest 3G mobile phone for NTT DoCoMo called N704i at the Wireless Japan exhibition in Tokyo yesterday. The phone will probably...
made popular Jul 19 2007
Japan based company, NTT DoCoMo Inc. has launched the 704i Series of eight 3G FOMA handsets, featuring the mobile TV capable D704i and SH704i and LG Electronics’...
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Soon your mobile phone will also serve as a health info device like thermometer and sphygmomanometer. After the launch of motion sensing technology in mobile phone,...
made popular Apr 25 2007
Jpana’s biggest wireless operator, NTT DoCoMo Inc has launched a new mobile phone equipped with motion sensor that will allow users to play games like Nintendo...
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