Emobile to launch new mobile phone service, 1st in 13 years

Emobile to launch new mobile phone service, 1st in 13 years

TOKYO, Japan - Sachio Semmoto, chairman and CEO of Emobile Ltd., announced at a news conference in Tokyo on Feb. 19 that his company will launch a new mobile broadband service next month, with mobile phone service to follow in 2008. Emobile, the first company in 13 years to launch a new mobile phone service in Japan, will offer a fixed rate for its broadband service.

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