NTT Docomo Google Adroid HT-03A

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Last year, NTT DoCoMo said it would release an Android phone in 2009, and it looks like the largest Japanese carrier is keeping its promise.
According to memn0ck, DoCoMo will soon release the HTC Magic (aka T-Mobile G2 aka MyTouch 3G), under the name of HT-03A.
The Magic / HT-03A will be Japan’s first smartphone to run on Android. Needless to say, it will come with Android 1.5 OS – which was just announced for T-Mobile USA’s customers.

Dimensions are 113mm × 56mm × 14mm and weighs about 123g.
And about 320 display with 3.2-megapixel camera.

LAN（IEEE802.11b/g），GPS，Bluetooth​

7.2M bit / s data transmission, wireless LAN (IEEE802.11b / g), GPS, Bluetooth respond.




No word yet on the exact release date of NTT DoCoMo’s HT-03A, nor on its price.
Anyway, Android fans over in Japan should be quite happy about the smartphone’s upcoming release


Japanese telecom carrier NTT DoCoMo has introduced the first cellphone in Japan to run Google’s Android mobile operating system. The phone called HT-03A is expected to be introduced in June or July, said the company. It is part of NTT DoCoMo’s summer line-up of 18 new devices.

The Japanese cellphone running Android OS comes nearly seven months after T-Mobile introduced the G1 cellphone in America, also the first in the world.
Like the G1, the HT-03A has also been produced by Taiwanese company HTC. Not surprisingly, the two are near-identical in terms of their form factor. Both devices sport a large touchscreen and the familiar button configuration at the bottom.
The HT-03A has a 3.2 megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, 3.2 inch touchscreen, microSD card slot, Bluetooth and GPS. It will also have access to Android’s app store, the Android Market. And will support Japanese characters through additional software. The device is available in white and black.


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