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March 27, 2008- The world’s first molecular deliver system for molecular communication has been introduced to the world today thanks to the joint efforts of researchers at NTT DoCoMo, Inc. and Professor Kazuo Sutoh of The University of Tokyo’s Department of Life Sciences. DoCoMo has been researching technologies such as these within the field of molecular communication already in search of a new advancement in molecular communication. DoCoMo’s goal is to offer a means of transmitting information about living organisms’ biochemical conditions. For example, information such as excitement, emotion, stress and disease could be gathered and studied via this new technology. By creating mechanical work from chemical energy a deliver system could be created to transport specific molecules.
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Original post by Jeanna

March 19, 2008 - Three new designs have been announced from cell phone makers DoCoMo: Raku Raku Phone Premium (F884i), the Raku Raku Phone Basic S (F883iS), and the Raku Raku Phone IVS. These three new designs come packed with features that make them a great choice for anyone in the market for a new handset.
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RIM’s SureType technology is cool when comes to English not Japanese. That’s why RIM gets help from DoCoMo in building her BlackBerry for Japanese.

Tokyo, Japan - NTT DoCoMo, Inc. (DoCoMo) and Research In Motion (RIM) (Nasdaq: RIMM; TSX: RIM) today announced Japanese-language text input support for the BlackBerry® 8707h smartphone, which is available in Japan via DoCoMo.
The addition of Japanese-language support for the BlackBerry 8707h will help satisfy customers who are interested in deploying BlackBerry smartphones in Japanese-language environments. Customers will be able to compose and read Japanese e-mails, browse Japanese websites and input Japanese text for personal information management (PIM) applications. A Japanese user interface will also be available.
The launch of Japanese-language support will also include the localization of BlackBerry® Enterprise Server and BlackBerry® Desktop Manager. BlackBerry Enterprise Server software tightly integrates with IBM®Lotus®Domino® and Microsoft® Exchange, and enables secure, push-based wireless access to e-mail and other corporate data, […]

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DoCoMo D904i is probably the coolest cell phone in this year. Yes, you are right, I mean it is cooler than iPhone. The DoCoMo D904 is has motion sensor that detects different movements and do different jobs.

For example, when you receive newe email on the D904i phone, you can just shake it left and right, then your emails will be opened right away. If you want to listen to music, just move the D904i up and down. Want to change tracks? flip it front and back.
Besides that, you also can shake it baby like playing Wii games.

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NTT DoCoMo’s F904i is going to be available for retail sail starting today. The handset, which is capable of widescreen mode with its 432 x 240 pixel screen, possesses a 3.2 megapixel camera, GPS…

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Original post by Kiven

It is highly unusual for a Sony Ericsson phone to sport prints, much less interchangeable ones. Making a debut and breaking the mold is the SO703i which was launched in Japan under the NTT DoCoMo…

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