DoCoMo still considering launching iPhone: new president

DoCoMo still considering launching iPhone: new president

TOKYO, Japan - Ryuji Yamada, new president of NTT DoCoMo Inc., tells reporters June 23 that the nation's largest mobile phone carrier is still considering launching Apple Inc.'s new iPhone after smaller rival Softbank Mobile Corp. clinched a deal with the U.S. firm earlier this month.

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