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My HP colleagues Hatnaka-san and Tsugane-san were great hosts during this visit to several operators, including Docomo, Japan telecom and NEC. We reviewed the evolution of 3G video and community services.
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3G video take-up is slow
Most operators report that 3G personal video communications was slow. For instance video conferencing was disapointing. But content delivery is progressing well. And there is interrest for service-oriented applications, such as mobile dating and social networks between internet and mobile. My HP Japan colleagues have developped a demonstration with OpenCall softare showing video call to browse the web.