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  • #cellphones

    Mamorino Anti-Kidnapping Phone, You Know, For Kids

    This kids-friendly KDDI's cellphone keeps children safe from kidnapping, with a built-in GPS, and a ring that gets laser-soldered to their noses. I mean, I guess—otherwise, how can you prevent kidnappers from tossing the cellphone away? [Dvice]
    10/19/09
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    By Jesus Diaz
  • #fuelcells

    Video: Toshiba's Latest Fuel Cell Prototype Gadgets Charge in Seconds

    At Japan's CEATEC show, Toshiba and KDDI are demonstrating a modified Toshiba T002 phone that's powered by a direct-methanol fuel cell (DMFC) and Li-Ion battery. More advanced than previous prototypes, it runs for 320 hours on a squirt of methanol. More »
    10/08/09
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    By Danny Allen
  • #robots

    KDDI Iida Polaris Puts Phone Inside Robot, Annoyingly Follows You Around

    Leave it to a Japanese cell phone carrier to figure out a way to breed robots and cell phones. KDDI's iida Polaris is a rolling robot with a touchscreen candybar phone inside that can keep your life in order. More »
    09/09/09
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    By Joanna Stern
  • #kddi

    Wi-Fi MicroSD Card Makes Eye-Fi Look Obese

    Japanese phone king KDDI is showing off a MicroSD card with built-in Wi-Fi, sorta like those photo-uploading Eye-Fi cards everyone loves so much. Actually, they're exactly like that, except, well, much smaller. More »
    07/23/09
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    By John Herrman
  • #japan

    Japan's Unlimited 3G Data Plans Are Being Overwhelmed by Pornhounds

    Apparently, Japanese carriers KDDI and DoCoMo are being totally overwhelmed by porn downloaders on their 3G networks. I don't know what they expected to happen when porn services started offering movies for wireless download. More »
    07/20/09
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    By Adam Frucci
  • #android

    Motorola Powering Portable Set-Top Box With Android (UPDATED: They're Not)

    04/14/09
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  • #transportation

    Japan's Bullet Trains to Get Wi-Fi

    Starting this week, Japan's Shinkansen bullet trains will feature wireless LAN from Tokyo to Osaka. More »
    03/09/09
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    By Mark Wilson
  • #cellphones

    Sony Ericsson's Premier 3 Walkman Phone Rips Directly From CDs via 3.5mm Jack

    If you can get past the hot pink, Sony Ericsson's Premier 3 Walkman phone has a really cool look. Plus it has some interesting features—including the ability to rip music directly from a CD. More »
    01/30/09
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    By Sean Fallon
  • #cellphones

    Tiny, Adorable Walkman Phone Is Hard To Use Unless You're Also Tiny and Adorable

    By the numbers, the KDDI Walkman Xmini phone is nothing special. Well, except for a few of the numbers: at 44mm wide and 18mm thick, the 1.8in screen phone is absolutely minuscule. More »
    12/08/08
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    By John Herrman
  • #cellphones

    Japan's Finest: KDDI Fall Winter Cellphone Line

    Proving again that Japan has the prettiest phones in the world, au by KDDI has released its Fall and Winter lines, showing off eight new models with emphases on super bright and big Organic EL screens, multimedia “au BOX” connectivity, and a funky mobile personal trainer and calorie counter called “Karada Manager.” While we will probably never see these gadgets States-side, because AU makes some of the gnarliest Japan handsets around, I can't stop myself from obsessing over them. Perhaps I've got a case of unrequited mobile love. More »
    10/28/08
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    By Elaine Chow
  • #epaperdisplays

    KDDI Develops Color, Wireless, E-Paper Display

    As though the flood of WTF-type phone concepts weren't enough, KDDI revealed a proof of concept for a wireless, color, e-paper display they have in the works. The idea is that a cellphone would be used to broadcast a signal to the display via infrared. The 13.1-inch display can display up to 4,096 colors and refresh the onscreen image in 12 seconds. KDDI says the display is intended for the finance and insurance industries, where the need to view A4-sized documents are apparently key. [Tech-On] More »
    10/15/08
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    By Adrian Covert
  • #cellphones

    KDDI Delivers "World's First 3D Mobile Phone Screen"

    10/09/08
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  • #cellphones

    Yamaha Trumpet...Cellphone?

    08/30/08
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  • #concepts

    KDDI's Concept Cellphone is Half Transformer, Half Musical Box

    The KDDI AU Design Project bunch over in Japan have stumped up with this latest concept phone for music cellphones of the future. And it blends two things we like a Giz: funky cellphone tech and Transformers. In fact Box To Play is less "robot in disguise," and more "hi-fi in disguise" because when it's a phone, it's a normal phone—keypad, camera and such—but when it transforms it's its own speaker system with a graphical visualizer around its faces. Neat, and exactly the sort of innovative design I'd like to see in future phones. Check out the movie of the concept in action at the KDDI link. [KDDI AU]
    08/21/08
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    By Kit Eaton
  • #concepts

    Japan's Ply Concept a Multilayered Fantasy Phone

    This phone, inspired by the multiple layers of wooden sandwich in plywood, is of multiple slider design. Inside, and separated by tabs, are a printer, projector, gamepad and sliding downward, a dialpad. It's as cool as it is impossible to build, and so KDDI labs should feel proud for making an imaginary device with so much character. [KDDI via Cscout]
    08/20/08
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    By Brian Lam
  • #magic

    Visual Search Engine Coming to iPhone in June

    04/18/08
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  • #japan

    KDDI Japan's Delicious Spring Keitais Look Like Candy

    01/29/08
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  • #gadgets

    Japanese Infrared Revamp Transfers at Gigabit Speeds

    01/21/08
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  • #cellphones

    The KDDI "neon" Phone

    01/20/06
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