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NTT DoCoMo to release NEC MEDIAS ES N-050 Waterproof Smartphone in Japan; Specs revealed

By techprezz on | From techprezz.com
Here is another Waterproof Android Smartphone for Japan, this time, the device is from NEC.The Smartphone is not only waterproof but also packing a killer specs under the hood. The Smartphone is paper thin with a cool design and will be available in many colors. The NEC Smartphone is named MEDIAS ES N-05D and  headed for NTT Docomo. The NEC MEDIAS ES N-05D is powered by Snapdragon S3 chipset with two Scorpion cores, clocked at 1.5GHz and packs A 4.3″ LCD display with HD (1280 x 720 pixels...Read Full Story

Japan’s NTT DoCoMo to request that Google reduces Android’s data usage

By emotify on | From thenextweb.com
In what appears to be one of the first public cases of a mobile operator approaching a smartphone operating system provider to amend how its software operates, Japan’s NTT DoCoMo is reportedly to ask Google to reduce the amount of data its mobile OS consumes, Reuters reports . According to the report, DoCoMo has already taken issue with an Android VOIP application that allows free voice communication, which assisted in bring down its service on Wednesday, but will also campaign for Google...Read Full Story

DoCoMo to ask for changes in Android -Nikkei

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( Reuters ) - NTT DoCoMo Inc <9437.T> will ask Google Inc <GOOG.O> to modify its Android operating system so that smartphones using it would put less pressure on networks, a move that could spark wider protests against the leading mobile software platform, the Nikkei reported. The leading Japanese mobile phone service provider identified an Android application, which enables free-of-charge voice communication, as a major cause behind a service disruption that occurred on Wednesday, the...Read Full Story

Nintendo and NTTDoCoMo Cooperate for DS ASR

By r4cards on | From r4ir4.co.uk
  It is said that Japanese operator NTT DoCoMo now beginning to cooperate with Nintendo on Automatic Speech Recognition technology . This technology is aimed to the eduction of some students with dysaudia so teachers can translate their voice into text. Students can learn from contents showed on electronic board. NTT DoCoMo has launced mobile communication model real-time translation technology before. Therefore, users can use different languages to communicate by mobile phone. The...Read Full Story

Nintendo, NTT DoCoMo testing DS-powered speech translator

By danielz5 on | From youngrss.com
Nintendo and NTT DoCoMo are reportedly teaming up in order to create a voice-to-text system that’ll help hearing-impaired children study. Using a modified DSi, speech is converted into text which is then archived in the cloud — accessible afterward as a learning aid. That way, a teacher can have their words instantly typed up for reading by the students, who can also play interactive games to help them get along. Trials of the system are being held in Tottori and Okinawa Prefectures, with the...Read Full Story
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It is powered by 1.2 GHz Dual Core processor and has 32GB expandable memory. It has Waterproof/dustproof design and compatible with Osaifu-Keitai mobile-wallet service and one-seg services and is 8.8 mm thick and weighs 120 grams. It comes in Shiny Pink ...  
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