NTT Docomo to boost smartphone lineup

NTT Docomo to boost smartphone lineup

TOKYO, Japan - Women hold NTT Docomo Inc.'s Android-based smartphone models capable of using the company's high-speed data communication service called Xi in Tokyo on Oct. 18, 2011. NTT Docomo said it will expand its lineup of smartphones to counter competition with rivals selling the new Apple iPhone.

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