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NTT DoCoMo Releases Wi-Fi Phone

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Nov 15, 2004, 10:30 AM by (staff)

NTT DoCoMo today announced the release of the N900iL, a dual-network phone that runs on both the FOMA 3G network and 802.11b wireless LANs (Wi-Fi). The N900iL is specifically designed to support DoCoMo's exclusive PASSAGE DUPLE™ system for dual-network operation as both a standard FOMA phone and a VoIP mobile phone over a corporate user's internal wireless LAN. Optional settings enable the phone to exclusively receive incoming calls from either the FOMA network or wireless LAN only, or both networks in dual mode. The phone also supports video calling, and features dual cameras and a miniSD memory card slot.

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