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[Themeowworld]

how lucky who lives in Japan... :( most of their phones are flip-type with wide screen and internet access and all...

[ShaoLinRachel]

duuude thats awesome!

[TheSharmano6]

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[trulifesounds]

They look nice and they are cool phone, but they are not smart phone, you can downloads apps which is a HUGE thing for phones now days. The only ketai style smartphone is the softbank 007sh!, but its slow **(

[broadspearking]

PLEASE BRING THESE PHONES TO THE US IM TIRED OF THESE BRICK SIZED TOUCH SCREEN PHONES

[trulifesounds]

ソフトバンクでっか？

[vanchunyin]

Docomo sells phones in four main categories, Style, Smart, Prime and Pro... each have different blend of fashion and practicality. And they always have the latest mobile technology too, sometimes very experimental. Even though LG and Samsung are Korean companies, their latest technology often debuts in Japan.

[JEnokokame]

@spiffylouise

Actually, Japan produces all kinds of phones, including fashionable phones. I tend to find the Japanese phones much more fashionable than the Korean ones.

[spiffylouise]

@JEnokokame Korea produces fashion phones, Japan produces practical phones.

[JEnokokame]

@ZeroFovero

Of course they accept sim cards, many if not all of the keitais (Japanese mobile phones) use sim cards, and you can also use foreign sim cards to use overseas.

I have used numerous keitais overseas using international sim cards and they work really well with the keitais.

Whoever told you that keitais don't accept sim cards probably does not know much about Japanese keitais.

I'm not sure about Korean phones though...but I assume they accept sim cards too.

[JEnokokame]

@spiffylouise

But Korean phones have much weaker technology than Japanese keitais. Japanese keitais have much bigger storage space, bigger & better camera resolutions and a lot more cool features.

Some Korean phones are nice looking, but there's really nothing special about them.

[ZeroFovero]

@vivian821 I've been told mobile phones in japan and s.korea don't accept sim cards.. I'm not sure though :s