NTT DoCoMo's new cell phones used as walkie-talkies

NTT DoCoMo's new cell phones used as walkie-talkies

TOKYO, Japan - Models holds up NTT DoCoMo Inc.'s new 902i series of 3G FOMA mobile phone handsets during a presentation in Tokyo on Oct. 19. The series is equipped with ''Push Talk'' walkie-talkie-style communication service, which will allow phones to be used like walkie-talkies for simultaneous, one-way communication from one 902i user to as many as four other 902i users.

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