NTT DoCoMo to launch 3G service on trial basis

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows mobile terminals compatible with the FOMA third-generation (3G) mobile phone services which NTT DoCoMo Inc. will offer on a trial basis in the Tokyo metropolitan area between May 30 and Sept. 30 to gauge consumer response. Full-scale launch of the service is scheduled for Oct. 1. FOMA stands for ''freedom of mobile multimedia access.''

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