The list of companies that have yet to deliver an Android handset is shrinking, with a new name popping up as a phone maker that adopted this OS: Fujitsu. Sankei Digital is reporting that Fujitsu is working on an Android-based smartphone, that will be available for NTT DoCoMo’s (Japanese carrier) 55 million subscribers. This phone will be available...
As you might have already heard, Toshiba and Fujitsu are planning on merging their cellphone units, creating a company that would the second largest handset maker in Japan. The first placed company is Sharp and the merger of the two comes one year after they joined operations in their hard drive making segments. One of the reasons for this merger is...
As the Japanese phone market continues to contract, companies find themselves either exiting the segment or allying with their rivals. The latter was the case of Sanyo and Kyocera, now working together and their example will also be followed by Fujitsu and Toshiba, that will merge their mobile units. The new partnership will create Japan’s number...
Remember the Separate Keitai handset, made by Fujitsu and ready for sale via DoCoMo? The device, also known as Fujitsu F-04B was showcased in Barcelona last week, during MWC 2010 and we got to see a video demo of the handset, that you’ll find after the break. We remind you that this phone is able to separate into 2 segments, one with the 3.4...
Japan is a very technologically advanced nation, we all know that, although the US and South Korea seem to be catching up lately. However, the Nippons are still keen on the same clamshell form factor for handsets, although these pack impressive specs. That’s why Fujitsu F-04B is a game-changing phone, thanks to is dual module design. We’re...
Ever imagined you’d see a projector phone with a 12.2 megapixel camera on board? Well, in Japan you will, thanks to Fujitsu, who turned a concept phone from CEATEC 2008 into the Keitai F-04B splittable phone you can check out below. This handset can split into 2 segments, a display unit and keyboard unit, connected via Bluetooth. Each segment...
Back to the weekly Fujitsu concept phones from CEATEC 2009, we discover a piece of gadgetry that’s got 2011 written on its screen. This seemingly luxurious handset prototype packs a circular display and an overall look, that reminds one of a Sailor Moon weapon. The screen on board is probably a touchscreen and the interface is pretty original,...
Fujitsu impressed everyone with their concept phones, showcased during CEATEC 2009. Among those, there was also the Pebble phone we’ve shown you previously and now we can have a look at this interesting and original concept handset, that looks as if it were the gear of a sci-fi movie. This device could prove to be a bracelet phone and we can...
CEATEC 2009 is a Japanese tech show, meant to showcase devices like the one below, a Fujitsu concept phone looking like a clear pebble. This handset incorporates a tiny “blob” that turns into different screens and menus, displaying media panels, a keypad, web browser, depending on the corner it moves to. This is an elegant concept phone...
Fujitsu and NTT DoCoMo have done it again! They’ve created the F-01A, a handset that’s completely waterproof and that also packs a fingerprint sensor. The latter bears the name of TouchStone and was developed by AuthenTec, in order to secure your personal and corporate data. Fujitsu F01-A can be submersed at a depth of one meter for up...
