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  • Japan Cell Phones: Most Individualized, Intimate Technology

    The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) isn’t particularly renowned for exciting, fun-to-read reports. The global standards body tends to produce authoritative but somewhat plodding publications that delve into the arcana of topics like radio spectrum management and regulatory trends. But a recent case study examining how Japan’s mobile Internet works and highlighting some of the key technology and applications driving 3G is refreshingly non-academic, not to mention pretty darn accurate.

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    Posted: 28 May 2004 | Filed: Japan Market, Viewpoint | Feedback | Print |
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