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Source: uk.news.yahoo.com --- 28 days ago
Japan-based mobile phone group NTT DOCOMO has paid $10m to acquire an 11.5% stake in Ireland-based GSM communications company Blue Ocean Wireless, BOW. ... Source: cellphones.about.com --- 5 days ago
The U.S. is often trying to catch up with Japanese innovation from months or even years ago. In specific, U.S. handset manufacturers can always learn a thing or two about... ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 32 days ago
TOKYOJapan's top mobile operator NTT DOCOMO Inc. said Thursday it was buying part of an Irish company focused on communications at sea, as it increasingly looks abroad to expand and find a competitive edge. NTT DOCOMO said it would acquire an 11. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 9 days ago
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Efficient by design: Watch this flash demo of the Quad-Core AMD Opteron Processor - AMD Increase productivity and reduce your TCO with seamless mobility systems. - Nokia Select the right diagnostic tool to identify app performance issues. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 29 days ago
Tata Teleservices, which is unprofitable, is India's No. 2 mobile-services provider using the CDMA technology, the paper reported. Tata Teleservices has 28 million subscribers and is planning to expand into GSM mobile soon, it said. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 30 days ago
Tata Teleservices, which is unprofitable, is India's No. 2 mobile-services provider using the CDMA technology, the paper reported. Tata Teleservices has 28 million subscribers and is planning to expand into GSM mobile soon, it said. ...
Source: news.soft32.com --- 16 days ago
Fujitsu has been selected by NTT DOCOMO to be a supplier of core network systems for the carrier's next-generation Super 3G high-speed wireless communications network. ... Source: news.soft32.com --- 34 days ago
NEC announced its selection by NTT DOCOMO to provide core network “EPC” (Evolved Packet Core) systems that support NTT DOCOMO’s “Super 3G” next generation mobile phone networks. ...
Source: www.intomobile.com --- 15 days ago
Fujitsu has been chosen by NTT DOCOMO to be a supplier of the core networking systems (EPC, or “Evolved Packet Core”) for the next-gen LTE (4G) network. This follows a 2006 deal for Fujitsu to develop and manufacture the wireless base stations and handsets for the network. The new systems will integrate with Nokia hardware [...] ... Source: www.crunchgear.com --- 7 days ago
Japan’s biggest telco NTT showcased a micro projector that is built into a cell phone and is able to project a 25-inch video image. Asked if and and when the device will be commercialized I received the usual answer: “Maybe in a few years, maybe never.” ...
Source: www.mobilewhack.com --- 10 days ago
Well you’ve seen the video, what do you think? Do you actually need this feature embedded in your current smartphone. As you might already know there are various mini-projectors to choose from and we did show them to you earlier on. I could think of lots of reasons for not having a DLP projector inside my phone but then NTT DOCOMO will tell you otherwise. It looks like the Japanese carrier has a DLP phone projector which would use a LED light source in order to project a 20-25 inch image across the room. How many time will you say “Wait honey, I have the projector with me! I know it’s somewhere inside this phone. Sure we can look at all those wedding photos… again!” Related Posts Explay OiO the First Real Pocket Nano-projector on dispaly at SID 2007 Israeli company Explay displayed the oio at a press conference at SID 2007 in Long Beach, Californi... Optoma announces its first Pico projector Optoma, the leader in projector technology, has announced its plans to bring out the first Pico ... Pocket Projector From Dell Leaked Don't you just love it when employees get careless and leak pictures and details of secret products?... NTT DOCOMO Launches Kaismart Feature Epson PowerLite 720 - Home Cinema Projector Tags: DLP , mini projector , Mobile News , NTT DOCOMO , NTT DOCOMO Related posts Toshiba Will Release a Pico Projector (3) Sony SO706i (3G+GSM) Handset (1) Qingbar iPod Projector Anyone? (0) NTT DOCOMO Wants You to Smell it (0) NT ...
Source: www.computerbusinessreview.com --- 10 days ago
NTT DOCOMO and Research In Motion have announced plans to launch the 3G/HSDPA BlackBerry Bold smartphone in Japan in early 2009. ... Find more results for NTT DOCOMO on RSSMicro.com |
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Filed under: Projektoren Auf der derzeit in Japan stattfindenden Ceatec hat NTT DOCOMO ein Mobile vorgestellt, in das ein winziger Beamer integriert ist. Er beruht auf RGB, hat 480x320 Pixel und kann maximal 15-20 Minuten über das Handy mit Strom versorgt werden. Aus einer Entfernung von 80cm kann damit ein 20"-Bild projiziert werden. Bevor das Gerät in vermutlich etwa drei Jahren massenproduziert wird, müssen allerdings noch einige Fragen, insbesondere hinischtlich de Hitzeproduktion, der Stromversorgung, der Größe und den Kosten geklärt werden. Mehr Informationen bei TechOn . [Via NewLaunches ] Permalink | Email this | Comments ...
Filed under: Software Oh, what's this, NTT DOCOMO? Your eye movement control for phones -- which isn't even commercialized, may we add -- is so 2050 compared to NeuroSky's mind control system. The company has already shown non-mobile applications for its seriously sci-fi tech, but it used CTIA recently as a venue to demonstrate how it can be used to do cool things on phones, too, bringing along a mental relaxation app, a math quiz where your brainpower is actually measured (no pressure), and a simple game. There aren't any shipping products yet, but the company says that it has nine development partners working on integrating its goods, and meanwhile it's slaving away on repackaging the discrete components translating brainwaves into commands into a single chip that's more easily soldiered onto something consumers would actually want to wear and use. [Via The Earth Times , thanks Bob] Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments ...
Across the pond at CEATEC 2008 in Japan, NTT DOCOMO presented the " Separate Keitai " prototype--a phone that can be separated in two, literally. The display and the keyboard parts of the phone in question could are actually connected by a mere magnet (that I hope is powerful enough to not accidentally separate the parts while inside the bag, etc.). The phone takes on the usual keitai clamshell factor, but just like a Transformer bot, it could be reattached as a horizontal clamshell or even a gamepad (vertical display, horizontal keyboard). The touch screen could even be designed to show different displays depending on its orientation. Other possibilities for the design exist, such as using the display part as an MP3 player while using the keyboard part to make calls. Another would be using a different type of display for the keyboard part such as a wristband type display that could be useful during jogs or hikes. Cell phone manufacturer Fujitsu exhibited a similar prototype as well (check the pic after the jump). DOCOMO 's Separate Keitai is only a concept model for now and there is currently no schedule for release (or even plans for one) anytime in the near future. ...