NTT DOCOMO unveiled its 2011 summer lineup of 24 new mobile devices for launch on or after May 20, including nine Android smartphones, plus a wide variety of feature phones compatible with DOCOMO’s i-mode mobile Internet platform, as well as mobile Wi-Fi routers for DOCOMO’s Xi (read “Crossy”) LTE extra-high-speed service.
The company said LTE service will expand to include Japan’s six largest urban metropolises by July and other large cities including prefectural capitals by March 2012.http://
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including nine Android smartphones, plus a wide variety of feature phones compatible with DOCOMO’s i-mode mobile Internet platform, as well as mobile Wi-Fi routers for DOCOMO’s Xi (read “Crossy”) LTE extra-high-speed service.
