Advertisements NTT Docomo today revealed its summer line-up of new mobile devices, and eight smartphones out of that line-up run Android 2.3 aka Gingerbread. These smartphones are from manufacturers like Samsung, Sony Ericsson, LG and more. They come with Japan specific features like mobile-wallet (Osaifu-Keitai) and infrared-based data exchange. These Android devices will reach the […]
Advertisements Sony Ericsson announced a tweaked version of Xperia Arc for Japan – Xperia Acro. Designed for Japanese market, Acro comes with infrared port, mobile wallet, and mobile TV functionality.
Advertisements Waiting for Toshiba’s Android 3.0 tablet, well it just got a name and price in Japan. Making it a part of Regza series of devices, Toshiba has named it Regza Tablet AT300 and it will be sold in Japan starting this June.
Advertisements Remember world’s thinnest Android smartphone NEC Medias N-04C, it is getting a makeover and will be launched as N-06C. The new version will have a 1GHz processor in place of 800 MHz in N-04C and it will also be water resistant.
Advertisements Remember world’s thinnest Android phone NEC Medias, which went on sale in Japan recently. Well, it has surely caught the eyes Japanese eyes. According to market research firm Gfk Japan, it was the best-selling cell phone in Japan between March 14 and March 20.
Advertisements Sony Ericsson seems to be going all over for Android, a new Android smartphone Acro from its Xperia series was spotted in Japan. It was listed on its PC Companion tool. While the details are scarce, Xperia Blog is reporting the Xperia Acro might be very similar to Arc and is likely to feature […]
Advertisements We have been excited about this one product since the day it was launched but we know that we will never get our hands on it unless NEC suddenly wants to release it in India. But, they did not stop folks over Android Community from getting their hands on NEC Medias N-04C in its home […]
Advertisements The recent natural disasters in Japan have not deterred LG from launching its Honeycomb powered tablet Optimus Pad in the country. “There’s no reason to believe there will be any delay from our previous estimate,” Ken Hong, a Seoul-based spokesman for the world’s third-largest handset maker told Bloomberg today.