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To: 2MAR$ who wrote (79456)	2/28/2000 4:09:00 AM
From: swisstrader	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 108040

DoCoMo...hope others in here as well...ubiquitous net access via cell phones in Japan, soon to be in Europe...these guys have the technology and wherewithall to allow users perpetual net access via a cell phone (i.e., no dial-in required!!) with access to over 4,000 apps...this is the essence of Webtone (ability to acces the Web, anytime, anywhere), much in the same way as each time you pick up your phone, you get a dialtone...this is HUGE!!...can also send and receive emails...imode phones are all the rage with every teenager in Japan...Bill Joy of SUNW thinks this will take over the planet in 2-3 yrs...can buy this as an ADR with symbol of NMCNY. From CBSMarketWatch: shares of NTT DoCoMo (NMCNY: news, msgs) gained 290,000 yen to 4.52 million yen following Thursday's news that the Goldman Sachs reiterated its "buy" recommendation on NTT DoCcoMo shares, keeping its price target at 4.34 million yen.