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NTT DoCoMo
(Jul 4)
June 24, 2008 : Nokia's buyout is a bid to make the Symbian OS 'the most widely used software platform on the planet' June 04, 2008 : Why the small screen can be a big pain Unstrung News Analysis: Ericsson ...
Intel
(Jul 4)
June 26, 2008 : CEO Wolff hunts for an established European partner to help turn the WiMax trailblazer's international dreams into reality June 18, 2008 : Worldmax launches mobile WiMax in Amsterdam as the ...
Japan's DoCoMo willing to be 'flexible' in iPhone negotiations
(Jul 3)
NTT DoCoMo, Japan's largest mobile phone operator, will be flexible in negotiations with Apple to offer the iPhone, according to President Ryuji Yamada said.
DoCoMo Flexible in IPhone Talks
(Jul 3)
Japan's largest mobile-phone operator, NTT DoCoMo,will be flexible in negotiations with Apple Inc.
Teddy bear cell phones? Do Want
(Jul 3)
Japan's AU KDDI just launched their "art meets innovation show" in Harajuku called the Mobile in Forest Exhibition.
Fixed WiMax
(Jul 31)
July 02, 2008 : India's Tata is weeks away from selecting new mobile WiMax infrastructure suppliers for its $500M wireless broadband network Unstrung News Analysis: Mobile WiMax Goes on the Piste June 30, 2008 ...
NTT DoCoMo To Invest In Overseas Content Providers And Carriers; "Not Giving Up" On iPhone
(Jul 3)
NTT DoCoMo , Japan's dominant carrier will look overseas into investing in content companies and carriers as the country's maturing market proves increasingly difficult to wring revenues from.
KDDI exhibition unites cellular technology with nature
(Jul 3)
Japan's AU KDDI is a major cellular player in the Eastern world and has recently launched an "art meets innovation show" in Harajuku called the Mobile in Forest Exhibition.
Pay-by-phone commerce coming closer
(Jul 3)
Whipping out your mobile phone to pay for a sandwich at lunchtime could soon become a reality.
Softbank Reveals iPhone's Price Point
(Jul 3)
Softbank has been on aggressive push to gain market share from rivals NTT DoCoMo and KDDI Corp.
