Another Disney smartphone has been unveiled in Japan with NTT DoCoMo announcing plans to sell the DoCoMo F-07E. Set to hit the streets from mid-July, it isn’t just cute but also a pretty powerful device. Under the hood, the F-07E hides a 1.7GHz quad-core processor (most likely Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro), 2GB of RAM and a 13.1-megapixel camera sensor (for the rear camera). . . . → Read More: A new Disney smartphone coming to Japan
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Productivity app Evernote today is announcing that it is teaming up with Honda and the Japanese mobile carrier Docomo to launch the Evernote Accelerator , a month-long mentorship program based at Evernote’s HQ in Redwood City for developers and small startups from around the world that are making apps using Evernote’s APIs. The move is a step ahead for Evernote in its strategy to build out its business beyond its own-branded products and into a wider platform for others developing productivity services: the company today already sees 6 billion API calls per day, but most of those come from Evernote apps themselves. . . . → Read More: Evernote Hones Its Platform Ambitions, Teams Up With Docomo And Honda For A New Accelerator Japanese customers won’t get the original LG Optimus G Pro , but a slightly modified version that dumps the 5.5-inch screen for a 5-inch one. The full HD resolution remains on place, giving a more pocketable device as a result (and one I would prefer over the bigger unit). . . . → Read More: 5-inch LG Optimus G Pro launched in Japan NTT Docomo , the largest carrier in Japan, is taking one more step into China today. The company announced that it will offer a localized version of its new “d game” gaming service on China Mobile . . . → Read More: Docomo Inks Deal With China Mobile To Take Its ‘D Game’ Gaming Portal Abroad For The First Time  Japan’s NTT DoCoMo is setting up a 10-billion-yen (about $109 million) venture fund to invest in new businesses making apps and services for smartphones and tablets. . . . → Read More: Japan’s DoCoMo to invest $109 million in mobile tech startups  Change of season? You can bet NTT DoCoMo has an armload of new devices to announce — it’s almost a tradition . This time around, the Japanese carrier has revealed 10 new smartphones, two tablets and a mobile WiFi hotspot . . . → Read More: NTT DoCoMo announces 12 new mobile devices for the spring, launches Smart Home initiative  As Japanese carriers tend to do, NTT Docomo has just released its complete spring lineup of devices, 11 of which are running Android. The 9 phones and 2 tablets cover a wide range of features and styles, with a few names we're not used to seeing here in the states . . . → Read More: NTT Docomo announces 11 new Android devices, Optimus G Pro and Xperia Tablet Z included  Samsung and Docomo, Japan’s largest mobile communication company, are joining forces to develop Tizen , an open source OS that supporters hope will cut into the 90% marketshare held by Google and Apple. The smartphones may be on the market by next year, reports the Yomiuri Shimbun . . . → Read More: Samsung And DoCoMo Reportedly Team Up To Offer Tizen Smartphones In 2013  Good news for Japanese startups: Japan’s largest mobile carrier, NTT Docomo, has announced a $125 million (¥10 billion) investment fund and incubator program for smartphone and tablet related startups — to be called the Docomo Innovation Fund and the Docomo Innovation Village — both due to kick off at the end of March 2013. Docomo will also establish an operating company to manage the fund by then, which it’s planning to distribute over a 10 year period. . . . → Read More: Japan’s NTT Docomo Launches $125M Incubator Fund And Program To Accelerate Homegrown Mobile Innovation  Japan’s NTT DoCoMo will soon enhance its cloud services for Android smartphones and tablets by upgrading its popular voice-command personal agent service, Shabette-Concier, and introducing cloud-compatible versions of the phonebook and email services. Set to be launched at some point in November, the service expansion will bring the number of apps and voice-operable phone functions to over 100, which is a more than tenfold increase . . . → Read More: DoCoMo to beef-up its cloud services for Android users |
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