KDDI develops handset for viewing digital TV

KDDI develops handset for viewing digital TV

TOKYO, Japan - Telecom carrier KDDI Corp. said May 12 it has developed Japan's first prototype of a mobile phone enabling users to view terrestrial digital television programs and obtain various data linked to the programs, such as audience ratings.

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