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Aug 12 2003 New handset comes with fingerprint identification Japans DoCoMo is to start selling the mova F505i, the first Japanese handset to incorporate fingerprint authentication technology The F505i features a fingerprint sensor to prevent unauthorized handset use. The user can lock or unlock the mobile phone simply by placing a pre-registered finger on the sensor. Up to 10 fingerprints can be registered by following the handset's authentication mode procedures.
This is the fifth model in the 505i series of enhanced i-mode 2G handsets. Equipped with a Macromedia Flash browser, 505i handsets can access a broad range of rich content and applications with highly fluid animation. The latest handset comes with a 2.2-inch, 262.144 QVGA high-resolution screen, and a built-in CCD camera with an effective resolution of 1.28 mega-pixels. A maximum 1.23 mega-pixel resolution is realized when photos are printed out. The F505i is also equipped for i-appli DX, the enhanced i-appli service
providing access to a wide range of Java content and applications.
Downloadable Java applications enable users to highly customize layout and
other features of the F505i's address book and call log, as well as i-mode
mail services.
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The F505i also
boasts the longest video clip recording time of any mova handset. The
handset comes with a 16MB miniSD card that can store 29 minutes of video
clips or 1,040 photos saved in the i-shot small-size format. By combining
the 16MB miniSD card with the handset's intrinsic memory, the F505i has a
maximum recording time of 67 minutes enabling it to capture and store up to
11 six-minute video clips.
