A campaign girl for Japanese telecom giant NTT DoCoMo displays the company's new mobile handeset, the "FOMA N902iX high-speed", produced by Japan's electronics giant NEC, at its launch in Tokyo, 17 September 2006. The high-speed handset features HSDPA technology for downlinks at up to 3.6Mbps, 10 times faster than current FOMA 3G handsets, enabling users to download music, movies and video game content more easily. Getty Images logo Getty Images 34 months ago

A campaign girl for Japanese telecom giant NTT DoCoMo displays the company's new mobile handeset, the "FOMA N902iX high-speed", produced by Japan's electronics giant NEC, at its launch in Tokyo, 17 September 2006. The high-speed handset features HSDPA technology for downlinks at up to 3.6Mbps, 10 times faster than current FOMA 3G handsets, enabling users to download music, movies and video game content more easily.

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  1. NTT DoCoMo President Ryuji Yamada holds Pro series "HT-03A" beside a display of 2009 summer models during its press preview in Tokyo on May 19, 2009. NTT DoCoMo announced its lineup of 18 new handsets in their four main series, "Style", "Prime", "Smart" and "Pro", for launch on or after May 22.
  2. NTT DoCoMo President Ryuji Yamada holds Pro series "HT-03A" (L) and "T-01A" (R) beside a display of 2009 summer models during its press preview in Tokyo on May 19, 2009. NTT DoCoMo announced its lineup of 18 new handsets in their four main series, "Style", "Prime", "Smart" and "Pro", for launch on or after May 22.
  3. The shadow of NTT DoCoMo President Ryuji Yamada reflects on the screen as he introduces the company's new mobile phone "HT-03A" using Android operating system during its press preview in Tokyo on May 19, 2009. NTT DoCoMo announced its lineup of 18 new handsets in their four main series, "Style", "Prime", "Smart" and "Pro", for launch on or after May 22.
  4. NTT DoCoMo President Ryuji Yamada explains the company's new Pro series "HT-03A" during its press preview in Tokyo on May 19, 2009. NTT DoCoMo announced its lineup of 18 new handsets in their four main series, "Style", "Prime", "Smart" and "Pro", for launch on or after May 22.
  5. NTT DoCoMo President Ryuji Yamada introduces the company's 2009 summer mobile phone models during its press preview in Tokyo on May 19, 2009. NTT DoCoMo announced its lineup of 18 new handsets in their four main series, "Style", "Prime", "Smart" and "Pro", for launch on or after May 22.
  6. NTT DoCoMo President Ryuji Yamada introduces the company's 2009 summer mobile phone models during its press preview in Tokyo on May 19, 2009. NTT DoCoMo announced its lineup of 18 new handsets in their four main series, "Style", "Prime", "Smart" and "Pro", for launch on or after May 22.
  7. Models show off some of NTT DoCoMo's 2009 summer models of the mobile phones during its press preview in Tokyo on May 19, 2009. NTT DoCoMo announced its lineup of 18 new handsets in their four main series, "Style", "Prime", "Smart" and "Pro", for launch on or after May 22.

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