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To: Peter Ecclesine who wrote (27)3/13/2004 12:58:27 AM
From: quick_thinking  Respond to of 55
 
>>Flat fee FOMA 3G data<<
>>DoCoMo announced that they are planning to offer flat-rate 3G/FOMA data service plans sometime this summer.<<

> Have you a pointer?

I forgot where I first heard it - it's kind of common industry knowledge here in Tokyo. Maybe first time was when Natsuno-san said it at the JAVA conference here in Tokyo, but I forgot where I heard this first. It's kind of obvious that they must respond in this way to KDDI/AU, I was waiting for this.

quick_thinking



To: Peter Ecclesine who wrote (27)3/20/2004 10:23:28 AM
From: Eric L  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 55
 
DoCoMo FOMA Flat Rate

<< Have you a pointer? >>

This is from this weeks "A Week in Wireless #135" (19 March 2004) by 'The Informer' for Informa:

KDDI and NTT DoCoMo are locked in a battle for mobile data subscribers. From June DoCoMo will offer its first flat rate for 3G mobile internet access, Reuters has reported. The price will be set at Y3,900 ($35.84) and will be limited to FOMA users on high-end price plans. The initiative is designed to undercut a similar plan launched by KDDI in November, which offers users of its CDMA1x EV-DO network unlimited access for Y4200 a month.

telecoms.com

Also:

3gnewsroom.com

Note: Like KDDI this will be for handsets, no doubt, NOT modem cards. Slacker commented on KDDI modem card pricing here:

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