• KDDI Takes Half of New Subs in October

    Japan’s Telecommunications Carriers Association (TCA) announced that Japan’s mobile phone users amounted to 83.91 million as of the end of October. KDDI took more than half of the share, 52.6%, for the single month for the first time, thanks to the successful promotion of 3G service. October’s net increases saw KDDI back at the top position with 185,900 units, followed by NTT DoCoMo (146,000 units) and J-Phone (33,200 units).

    KDDI took more than half of the share, 52.6%, for the single month for the first time, thanks to the successful promotion of 3G service.Continue >>

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    Posted: 19 November 2003 | Filed: Japan Market, Mobile Users | Feedback | Print |  add to twitter 
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