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clauf
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Rumor has it that Sharp is developing phones with Android. |
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se_dude
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and SE? |
clauf
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Not that I know of in Japan. |
eurisko
Joined: Jan 01, 2007
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SE.....Check this out
NTT DOCOMO S0-01B = X10
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clauf
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Saw that coming. Looks like I will be getting a Japanese phone afterall... just... not the Japanese version =P |
eurisko
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There will be a Announcement of S0-01B on 1/21 in Japan |
goldenface
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Interesting. I think it will do well although it doesn't have 1Seg TV which I thought was almost essential on Japanese phones.
I hope they bring out more colours too.
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clauf
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Latest info I heard about the new NEC N-02B: it's one of the first Japanese phones with WiFi to be software unlocked. Link to photo gallery: http://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/product/foma/prime/n02b/gallery.html |
clauf
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TOKYO, JAPAN, January 21, 2010 --- NTT DOCOMO, INC. today unveiled its docomo Smartphone Xperia™, manufactured by Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications and known as the Xperia™ X10 in markets outside Japan, which is scheduled to go on sale in Japan this April.
Built on the open Android operating system and powered by a fast 1GHz CPU, the docomo Smartphone Xperia™ with 4.0-inch touchscreen is a brand-new entertainment machine for enjoying intelligent mobile communication, web browsing, music and other media (see attachment).
The docomo Smartphone Xperia™ features Mediascape, a Sony Ericsson signature application for intuitive organization of music, photos and videos. If the new "infinite button" is pressed while playing a song, Mediascape searches for all content related to the artist across a broad range of media, both in-phone and online, such as music, videos and information.
Another signature Sony Ericsson application, Timescape™, intuitively organizes communication histories with each individual and provides quick mobile access to the user's favorite means of communication. When the "infinite button" is pressed, Timescape™ presents one convenient view of all interactions with an individual, such as voice, e-mail (configuration required), Twitter™, Facebook™ and mixi™, a popular social network service in Japan. The phonebook also synchronizes with postings on Twitter and Facebook.
The docomo Smartphone Xperia™ is compatible with FOMA™ HIGH-SPEED, DOCOMO's HSUPA/HSDPA data-communication service for extra-fast 2.0 Mbps uplinks and 7.2 Mbps downlinks (theoretical maximums). It also is equipped for Wi-Fi®, uploading videos and photos to YouTube™ and Picasa™, and downloading applications from Android Market™, allowing users to co-create an experience that is entirely unique to them. Google services such as Google search, Google Maps™ and Gmail™ are preloaded.
The docomo Smartphone Xperia™ comes with POBox™ Touch 1.0, Sony Ericsson's unique predictive text-input system for Japanese and English. The phone intelligently predicts words and then highlights the next key for quicker, easier input.
The docomo Smartphone Xperia™ intelligently recognizes up to five faces from photos stored in the phonebook and automatically tags faces in photos taken with the handset's 8.1-megapixel camera. The user can make phone calls or send emails to an individual by simply touching their tag in a photo.
Coinciding with the docomo Smartphone Xperia™ launch, "docomo market" will start up as a new mobile web portal for smartphone users. The portal will introduce recommended content and applications, including original offerings from DOCOMO, to help smartphone users in Japan discover new mobile experiences.
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clauf
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Gallery Here: http://k-tai.impress.co.jp/im[....]68/photogallery/xp002.jpg.html
Same phone, just with the NTT DoCoMo branding at the back. |
au_sony
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--I can't speak English well.
This is "IS01" announced by KDDI Corp.
Made of SHARP Corp.
Android OS.
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xumdeo
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1. R-CMOS camera modules on NEC, panasonic phones (softbank)
2. more WiFi models
3. super thin phones from NTT DoCoMo. 9.8mm-10.2mm, more than one model from more than one brand
4. sharp will have a 4.2" screen slider, and a high-end solar phone.
5. sonyericsson will start supplying phones for NTT DoCoMo again. Cybershot x1. walkman x1
6. NTT DoCoMo will continue to release phones that didn't sell too well, fujitsu's yokomotion-slider and tadde-motion, NEC's arcline slider, panasonic's mitsubishi substitute slider
7. android model from Panasonic with a very interesting QWERTY keyboard design, and a 1024x??? screen
8. very aggressive fujitsu line up with 10-12 phones planned for NTT DoCoMo
again, these are preliminary info, things will definitely change down the pipeline |
goldenface
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Snapdragon Bravia Phone for this Summer
Link.
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driftmania
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There's also the SOO3 Cyber-Shot |
rss_ndrsn
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SOO3 is intriguing. It is the first cameraphone to use Sulphur Plasma flash instead of Xenon. The Plasma flash is brighter than Xenon, and can be used on both photo-taking and filming. I hope to see it on the Satio 2.  |
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