NEC’s new N-08B MID/phone has just been announced and it’s ready to debut on the Japanese market, with few hopes of ever reaching the States and Europe. This unit runs Windows CE and features a 4.6 inch non-touchscreen display with a 854 x 480 pixel resolution. There’s also a full QWERTY keyboard among the specs, plus a trackpoint-style...
Vertu’s just announced a hot new handset, the Boucheron anniversary phone and now they’re ready to hit again, this time in Japan, by working with NTT DoCoMo. Nokia’s luxury branch selected the Japanese carrier to provide service for its customers, through an MVNO deal that will start in Q2 2009. The service will bear the name of Vertu...
Reuters informs us that Nokia plans to enter the Japanese market with a mobile phone service in the spring of 2009, competing with local cellphone carriers. The Finns will use NTT DoCoMo’s (largest Japanese carrier) lines through an arrangement which bears the name of mobile virtual network operator. Nokia also claimed that it’ll offer...
Japanese phones are the definition of high-specced devices nowadays, as their standard features include wide VGA displays, 5 megapixel cameras and high speed connectivity. The new NEC N-01A handset couldn’t make an exception, as it comes with a 854 x 480 pixels screen, a 5.2 megapixel camera and HSDPA support. What’s impressive about the...
Sharp astonished us a week ago, by showing the world its beautiful handsets with huge resolution displays and now the company unveils a brand new device, with an 8 megapixel camera, the SH-01A. It will be made available by NTT DoCoMo on the Japanese market, as usual and it comes with a 3.3 inch display, continuing the tradition of incredible resolutions...
NTT DoCoMo, the most important Japanese carrier has just announced 22 new handsets that will hit the local market in the upcoming months. These numerous devices are divided into 4 new series, docomo STYLE, docomo PRIME, docomo SMART and docomo PRO. As you might have guessed, the STYLE series is all about fashionable device and less features… The...
Access shows us its latest work, ALP v3.0 and ALP mini, based on the Linux Platform we know and love. This is finally a decent look for Palm OS, as for the Mini version it’ll be available on low-end devices, PMPs, MIDs and UMPCs. NTT DoCoMo have already shown interest for the new platform and they plan to release devices based on it in the second...
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