thanks for posting up more news on the latest docomo, tvcat

hehe we share the same taste!

awww suddenly i feel that 905 series is ermm, old (no offense fellow 905 series users)

iphone lagi super old tech phone

iphone lagi super old tech phone

my personal top favourite~~!!

the Fujitsu F906i


the Panasonic P906i


white fetish

did all de 906i series gt bluetooth??if gt, can send music files???

Actually, sorry to disappoint you bro but I have to drop this bad news on you. Having read through K-tai Watch website and several sources, it has been confirmed that the Wifi feature on the N906iL is simply restricted to FOMA service area in Japan only, just like how 1-seg TV works on NTT Docomo phones. Simply to put, unless a Docomo FOMA simcard is inserted into the handset, the Wifi feature will be locked down, as simple as that.

This move is actually understandable because with the new NEC N906iL model, NTT Docomo this time has introduced a new flat-rate Wireless LAN data plan known as Home-U, as revealed in this japanese article by K-tai Watch. It comes at a monthly flat-rate price of 1029yen, and you will be able to use data access at home on i-mode, W-LAN networks as well as making free voice-calls via VoIP feature at home, as long as you have the NEC N906iL handset with this Home-U plan subscribed. On top of this new plan, current domestic NTT Docomo subscribers must also have the packet data service (known as Pakehodai to them) or packet data-full (Pakehodai-Full) subscribed first before been able to use this service, on their NEC N906iL.

Their Pakehodai-Full plans are actually similiar to what we have here locally via service providers like Singtel or Starhub, where we pay a monthly flat-rate pricing for fixed data access plans via 3.5G networks, for example ST's Broadband on Mobile, and Starhub's MaxMobile plans.

As for the upcoming SH906iTV with added GSM network capability other than 3G, yes I have already highlighted this on my SH906iTV post previously on the 1st page over here,maybe u missed that post earlier on. This is certainly good news for exotic lovers, for those who are infatuated with Sharp's Cycloid-style hinge models and would like to try out the SH906iTV this time round, as previously most of us couldn't 'own' the SH905iTV due to it been 3G-network capable only

ericsson aka vodafone, looks like you gonna disappointed this time
the docomo N906iL has built-in wifi, however, it is restricted to FOMA service area in Japan only

detailed info can be read from hardwarezone.com.sg
credits to forumer Haonan
awwww~!

sh906i  
no wonder sharp always my favourite

ericsson aka vodafone, looks like you gonna disappointed this time
the docomo N906iL has built-in wifi, however, it is restricted to FOMA service area in Japan only

detailed info can be read from hardwarezone.com.sg
credits to forumer Haonan
awwww~!

kawaii neh~~!!



p/s: in terms of outlook, i like the white color F906i 

NTT DoCoMo's 906i and 706i handsets answer "who's your daddy?"
by Thomas Ricker, posted May 27th 2008 at 4:39AM



We'll get into more detail later, but we thought it was appropriate to share the moment when the Japanese showed the world just how pathetic your 3G iPhone fantasies really are. Announced today are 19 new handsets from NTT DoCoMo's 906i and 706i series. All 8 of the 906i feature 3G / GSM international roaming, GPS, HSDPA, 1-seg mobile TV, full browser with Flash 8 support, DCMX mobile credit card and iD mobile credit payment tech, VGA LCD screens, and voice to text translation of Chinese, English, and Japanese. Some even support direct transfer of Blu-ray video. The 11-strong 706i series features a variety of handsets including a waterproof 1-Seg phone, world's slimmest 1-Seg phone, and a wellness phone to monitor your health and diet. All eleven 706i phones rounded up and pictured after the break.

Kawaii neh...  the gals phone... 
so means the home u function is sort of WiFi capability? then thats a great feature!!! 

Willcom shows off 1seg-equipped Willcom 03 smartphone
by Donald Melanson, posted May 26th 2008 at 4:14PM


It looks like those wanting something a bit more capable but just as brightly-colored as Willcom's most recent candybar phones could soon be getting their fix, as the company has just announced its new Willcom 03 smartphone, which packs a bundle of features into an eye-catching package. Up front and center on this one is a 3-inch 800 x 480 touchscreen display, which should complement the built-in 1seg mobile TV tuner quite nicely. Otherwise, you can expect built-in WiFi and Bluetooth, along with 256MB of flash memory, a microSD card slot for expansion, a 2 megapixel camera, and Windows Mobile 6.1 for an OS, to name but a few features. Look for this one to hit Japan by the end of June.