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WW-173 -- How to turn an incumbent around?

This month's Wireless Watch newsletter takes a look at the changing fortunes of NTT DoCoMo. How is it holding up amongst increased competition? How has it maintained a growth in profits? Read Now

WW-172 -- Mr i-mode moves on and EMOBILE starts voice services

Latest round up of wireless industry news with a focus on EMOBILE and its entry into the mobile market Read Now

WW-171 -- Flat-Rate Wireless Broadband Services

Fierce competition is breaking out in the race to compete in the market for flat-rate broadband. With offerings from all the major carriers, do we detect the presence of a new key player in the shape of EMobile?
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WW-170 -- Disney loves Softbank - a marketing plan for the saturated mobile market

This month's Wireless Watch takes a look at how Disney and Softbank's collaboration is making a storm in Japan's mobile world.

WW-169 -- Keitai for Kids

Despite Japan being one of the safest countries in the world to raise a family, child security features on wirelss devices are a hit with consumers. For the latest on DoCoMo's innovation in this regard Read Wireless Watch Now

WW-168 -- The Smartphone Market in Japan

Wireless Watch explores the market for smartphones in Japan. Includes an exclusive interview with President of HTC Japan, Jennifer Chang. Read Now

WW-167 -- The Navigation Bubble - Who puts Japan back on the global map?

Why is Japan's in-car navigation system not popular abroad?
Wireless Watch looks at leading map-maker Zenrin's expansion in the market and it's comparisons with Japanese mobile phone manufacturers.

WW-166 -- Push mail phones - Finally picking up in Japan?

Wireless Watch looks into the future of push mail phones in Japan. Includes an interview with Darren McKellin, director of maket pioneer Visto whose recent partnership with PTS Consulting puts them in a strong market position. Read Now

WW-165 -- Why did i-mode fail outside of Japan?

Why did i-mode fail outside Japan? Was it really the walled-garden approach? We believe more important factors limited the uptake of i-mode. Read Now

WW-164 -- Jphone Revisited

J@pan Inc's focus on developments in the wireless industry. This time Jphone's transition to Vodafone then Softbank is the subject of Wireless Watch's unique perspective.

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