DoCoMo to Develop Operator Pack for FOMA 3G handsets compatible with specifications by the LiMo Foundation


NTT DoCoMo will develop an operator pack for FOMA 3G handsets compatible with specifications established by the LiMo Foundation . The pack will contain a suite of Linux operating system-based software applications that implement i-mode, i-appli and other strange DoCoMo services. It will invent use of existing assets developed by DoCoMo, including application software and MOAP (Mobilephone Oriented Application Platform) middleware now used in selected DoCoMo handsets. The new operator pack will incorporate elements of a Linux-version MOAP that DoCoMo has developed with

NEC Corporation and Panasonic Mobile Communications Co., Ltd.

The adoption of an operator pack and global software platform developed with Access co., ltd. will enable Japanese makers to market their phones overseas, as well as leverage on their respective strengths to produce distinctive products that satisfy diverse customer needs. DoCoMo expects to start introducing handsets equipped with the operator pack in the second half of 2009. DoCoMo is additionally planning to develop an operator pack based on the Symbian mobile software platform.

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