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Line Messaging Launches ‘Game Dosi’ Web3 Platform in Japan, Here’s What Its About
The Line mobile messaging service has decided to roll out a Web3 platform called ‘Game Dosi’ in Japan. As part of its service offerings, Game Dosi will provide legal support and risk management solutions via Line’s support team. Consultations to optimise game-centric token economics will also be provided via the platform.
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Japan’s Telecom Major NTT Docomo, Accenture Partner to Provide $4 Billion Fund for Web3 Exploration
Japan’s NTT Docomo has partnered with IT major Accenture to fund the country’s Web3 exploration with $4 billion (roughly Rs. 39,113 crore). The top two points of focus for this partnership will be to create a tech platform, capable of supporting all Web3 infrastructures and assist developers that wish to contribute to the Web3 ecosystem.
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Amazon Web Services Glitch Resolved After Disruptions to Japan Brokers, Airline: Report
A glitch in Amazon Web Services has been resolved, after companies from major online brokerages to the top mobile phone carrier and a leading airline suffered disruptions to their operations.
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NTT Launches $40-Billion Buyout of Wireless Unit Docomo
Japan's Nippon Telegraph and Telephone said it will spend 4.25 trillion yen ($40 billion) to take its wireless carrier business private, in a deal that opens the path to lower prices as the government calls for cuts.
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LG May Launch AR Glasses With Ultra-Light Design in 2021: Report
LG is reportedly working on new Augmented Reality (AR) glasses with Japanese telco NTT Docomo. According to a report citing industry sources, the LG AR glasses will feature a light design and is expected to come out next year.
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Samsung Galaxy S20+ 5G Olympic Edition With Matte Gold Colour Launched: Price, Specifications
Samsung Galaxy S20+ 5G now has a special matte gold colour Olympic Edition that was put for pre-booking on March 18. The smartphone with 12GB RAM is listed on Japanese network NTT Docomo's website and is currently available in Japan only.
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Facebook, Nokia, Cisco, AT&T, Sprint Join Companies That Have Withdrawn From MWC 2020 Over Coronavirus Fears
Over the past week, a string of major tech names have dropped out of MWC 2020 over coronavirus fears, among them Sony, Sweden's Ericsson, South Korean giant LG and Japan's NTT DoCoMo.
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Sony, Intel Pull Out Of Mobile World Congress Over Coronavirus Fears
Barcelona: Japanese wireless carrier NTT Docomo, Sony Corp and California-based chip giant Intel Corp pulled out of the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona on Monday because of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Vivo, Intel, MediaTek Become Latest Companies to Withdraw From MWC 2020 Over Coronavirus Fears
Vivo, Intel, MediaTek, and NTT DoCoMo have joined the companies that have decided to withdraw their presence from the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2020 trade show that will take place in Barcelona from February 24. Vivo had been due to showcase its Apex 2020 concept phone, while Intel is usually a large presence at the show. Other recent withdrawals...
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Huawei P30 Lite Launch Delayed by Japanese Carriers SoftBank's Ymobile and KDDI
NTT Docomo, said it was considering putting on hold reservations for the Huawei P30 Pro smartphone.
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Samsung Galaxy S10+ Olympic Games Edition Announced to Commemorate Tokyo 2020 Olympics, Custom Galaxy Buds Also Unveiled
Samsung has launched the Galaxy S10+ Olympic Games Edition in collaboration with Docomo to mark the Tokyo 2020 Olympics games.
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Sony Xperia 4 With 21:9 Display Tipped to Replace the Xperia Compact Line
Sony Xperia 4 is rumoured to replace the Compact line up but will sport mid-range hardware.
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iPhone XR Discounted by SoftBank, Apple Extends iPhone Trade-in Offer in Japan
In a bid to improve the middling iPhone sales in Japan, Apple is letting more and more telecom operators to discount its iPhone XR.
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iPhone XR Price Cut by NTT Docomo in Japan
This drop in iPhone XR price for the 24-month contract is thought to be due to lower than expected demand of the iPhone XR in the Japanese market.
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The 'World’s Thinnest and Lightest Phone' Is the Size of a Credit Card
The Kyocera KY-01L will be available in late November on NTT Docomo’s network in Japan.
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Line Messaging Launches ‘Game Dosi’ Web3 Platform in Japan, Here’s What Its About
The Line mobile messaging service has decided to roll out a Web3 platform called ‘Game Dosi’ in Japan. As part of its service offerings, Game Dosi will provide legal support and risk management solutions via Line’s support team. Consultations to optimise game-centric token economics will also be provided via the platform.
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Japan’s Telecom Major NTT Docomo, Accenture Partner to Provide $4 Billion Fund for Web3 Exploration
Japan’s NTT Docomo has partnered with IT major Accenture to fund the country’s Web3 exploration with $4 billion (roughly Rs. 39,113 crore). The top two points of focus for this partnership will be to create a tech platform, capable of supporting all Web3 infrastructures and assist developers that wish to contribute to the Web3 ecosystem.
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Amazon Web Services Glitch Resolved After Disruptions to Japan Brokers, Airline: Report
A glitch in Amazon Web Services has been resolved, after companies from major online brokerages to the top mobile phone carrier and a leading airline suffered disruptions to their operations.
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NTT Launches $40-Billion Buyout of Wireless Unit Docomo
Japan's Nippon Telegraph and Telephone said it will spend 4.25 trillion yen ($40 billion) to take its wireless carrier business private, in a deal that opens the path to lower prices as the government calls for cuts.
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LG May Launch AR Glasses With Ultra-Light Design in 2021: Report
LG is reportedly working on new Augmented Reality (AR) glasses with Japanese telco NTT Docomo. According to a report citing industry sources, the LG AR glasses will feature a light design and is expected to come out next year.
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Samsung Galaxy S20+ 5G Olympic Edition With Matte Gold Colour Launched: Price, Specifications
Samsung Galaxy S20+ 5G now has a special matte gold colour Olympic Edition that was put for pre-booking on March 18. The smartphone with 12GB RAM is listed on Japanese network NTT Docomo's website and is currently available in Japan only.
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Facebook, Nokia, Cisco, AT&T, Sprint Join Companies That Have Withdrawn From MWC 2020 Over Coronavirus Fears
Over the past week, a string of major tech names have dropped out of MWC 2020 over coronavirus fears, among them Sony, Sweden's Ericsson, South Korean giant LG and Japan's NTT DoCoMo.
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Sony, Intel Pull Out Of Mobile World Congress Over Coronavirus Fears
Barcelona: Japanese wireless carrier NTT Docomo, Sony Corp and California-based chip giant Intel Corp pulled out of the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona on Monday because of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Vivo, Intel, MediaTek Become Latest Companies to Withdraw From MWC 2020 Over Coronavirus Fears
Vivo, Intel, MediaTek, and NTT DoCoMo have joined the companies that have decided to withdraw their presence from the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2020 trade show that will take place in Barcelona from February 24. Vivo had been due to showcase its Apex 2020 concept phone, while Intel is usually a large presence at the show. Other recent withdrawals...
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Huawei P30 Lite Launch Delayed by Japanese Carriers SoftBank's Ymobile and KDDI
NTT Docomo, said it was considering putting on hold reservations for the Huawei P30 Pro smartphone.
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Samsung Galaxy S10+ Olympic Games Edition Announced to Commemorate Tokyo 2020 Olympics, Custom Galaxy Buds Also Unveiled
Samsung has launched the Galaxy S10+ Olympic Games Edition in collaboration with Docomo to mark the Tokyo 2020 Olympics games.
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Sony Xperia 4 With 21:9 Display Tipped to Replace the Xperia Compact Line
Sony Xperia 4 is rumoured to replace the Compact line up but will sport mid-range hardware.
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iPhone XR Discounted by SoftBank, Apple Extends iPhone Trade-in Offer in Japan
In a bid to improve the middling iPhone sales in Japan, Apple is letting more and more telecom operators to discount its iPhone XR.
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iPhone XR Price Cut by NTT Docomo in Japan
This drop in iPhone XR price for the 24-month contract is thought to be due to lower than expected demand of the iPhone XR in the Japanese market.
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The 'World’s Thinnest and Lightest Phone' Is the Size of a Credit Card
The Kyocera KY-01L will be available in late November on NTT Docomo’s network in Japan.
