Entries in 'docomo' (19)
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NTT Docomo announces $109m fund for mobile startups
Looks to accelerate the growth of new smartphone and tablet businesses.
NTT Docomo invests $22.5 million in Baidu Yi Xin
Japanese mobile innovator makes big move to penetrate the content market in mainland China.
NTT DOCOMO launches LTE service
World's fastest mobile connectivity comes to world's most advanced mobile market.
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DoCoMo users to get iPhone 4 (but not officially)
New SIMs mean unlocked iPhones will work on operator's network
Handset heal thyself!
NTT DoCoMo develops scratch-resistant phones that repair themselves overnight.
NTT DoCoMo introduces flute phone concept
Like Ron Burgandy, you'll be able to play sweet sweet jazz flute wherever you are.
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Docomo likes the sound of Dolby
NTT Docomo is to include Dolby Mobile technology several new phones this year.
DoCoMo withdraws 'overheating' BlackBerry Bold
Japanese operator takes action after users report overheating during recharge.
Korea's KT to merge fixed-line and mobile ops
Country's top broadband provider to fully absorb its KTF mobile unit to create triple-play bliss.
Nokia to launch MVNO in Japan?
Local reports claim Finnish handset giant is lining up a February launch with DoCoMo.
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DoCoMo says hello to India with Tata
Japanese giant pays $2.7 billion for a 26 per cent stake in Indian operator, eyes 3G auction.
DoCoMo plays down iPhone impact
Japanese operator says it saw no adverse effects when rival Softbank launched the device in early-July.
Open Symbian: good news for content providers
Less fragmentation going forward, but it'll take two years for the 'Open Symbian' to mature.
Industry giants unite Symbian OS
Big shake-up at Symbian, with S60, UIQ and MOAP united to create one open mobile software platform.
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DoCoMo snubbed by Apple over iPhone deal?
Japanese market leader says Apple 'didn't call it back' about iPhone agreement.
Softbank takes iPhone to Japan
Japanese operator Softbank has signed an agreement with Apple to offer iPhone.
i-mode dying out in Europe
Germany's E-Plus becomes fourth European operator to call time on i-mode services.
