(keitai-l) Re: How is it to see it the very first time?

From: EMW <Joran.Roslund_at_emw.ericsson.se>
Date: 01/16/01
Message-ID: <218E0A05F1A3D311B83F00508B6FAB81D7E6AD@esemont200.gbg.edt.ericsson.se>
Hi,

The advantages of i-mode you mention in these examples, aren't they merely an 
expression for the superb customer focus in Japan, rather than an inherent strength
of i-mode?

> > I think Tsutaya's site is incredible. It's got the latest 
> info on top music and
> > rental videos/dvds, including the ability to sample top 
> songs, save as
> > ringtones, get e-coupons for rentals, check official tour 
> info...a very
> > comprehensive video/music entertainment site.
> > 
> > r e n
> 
> Definitely agree with Ren. Another example is the weather 
> site: you can pin-point
> weather at precise location, check out the ski resort 
> conditions (which worked
> great last Sunday when we went to Yuzawa), you can look at 
> the satellite
> weather picture, get a week's forecast, get typhoon maps and 
> projections,
> find out what the weather in Stockholm and New York is, see 
> where to surf,
> check how much the ski pass costs and when the ski lifts open 
> and close,
> etc etc
> 
> Here is a question to those Europeans who find imode similar to what's
> on offer
> on WAP in Europe: please let me know which WAP service on a european
> cell phone
> shows me the up-to-date satelite weather image in color and 
> pretty nice resolution
> AND tells me all the details of snow conditions in all the 
> ski resorts etc...
> 
> By the way, in a recent conference which REN also attended, 
> one of the European
> participants mentioned weather services as one of those 
> boring things nobody
> wants... oh-boy what does he/she know...
>
 
He's right. In Gothenburg where I live it always rains, so there's no
need to check the forecast. :-)


Joran

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Received on Tue Jan 16 08:48:35 2001