NTT DOCOMO to Launch BlackBerry World Wide Web Service in Japan from August 1

July 07th, 2008 | Category: Tech Talk


NTT DocoMo announced today that on August 1 it will launch the BlackBerry World Wide Web Service for direct connection to the World Wide Web without the need for a committed server, responding to requests from individuals, as well as small to midsize businesses, who want a simple, convenient, low-cost system for Web browsing and e-mail with

their BlackBerry 8707h smartphones in Japan.

The BlackBerry 8707h will be sold through the company’s Online Shop, Corporate Business Division and DocoMo Shops’ corporate business sections on August 1.The BlackBerry World Wide Web Service will cost 3,045 yen ($30) per month (tax included). The FOMA basic monthly fee and normal packet charges will apply separately.

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