Docomo F-07C

[Yttrasil]

Well I was more wanting to ask questions if there are any answers to be had, as this phone isn't out just yet.

This phone has a keitai mode and a windows mode, takes 3 seconds to change between them apparently and you get mail and calls even in windows mode.

Been looking at it and all on the internet and was just wondering since all the other phones doesn't work with 3g internet, even though they can be unlocked from what it seems like. So then, since this can change into Windows mode, is it unlockable to begin with as in the keitai at the docomo shop and then will one be able to change and connect it to 3g in windows mode instead of the keitai mode as that seems impossible?

Would seem to be a nice phone to get if one wants a unique, cool awesome phone with actual internet instead of the others, if now that is possible.

Does anyone know if it will/should work?

[Skyline R34]

My SH-12C works with internet as it has editable APN settings. If they are kind enough to including APN settings as part of the menu, using internet on the Symbian mode won't a problem either. Whether they would, is another story.

[MissingNo]

I'm curious on the APN settings as well. I'm considering importing one to the 'states that's already been unlocked -- after all, a nice fancy keitai that has 3G+GSM 850? AND will most likely work quite well on AT&T?

//I'll do a bit of research and post back if I find anything.

I've found some sites in Japanese discussing pushing the hardware fairly roughly - from re-clocking the Atom from its' underclocked 600 MHz to the full 1.2 GHz to enabling USB Host through the dock connector [but without the dock]. Oh, and a BSOD, which made me giggle.

Edit: Damn. APN is editable in Windows 7 Mode only. Wifi only works in Windows 7 mode as well. Also, the battery life is considerably worse than you'd expect (and charging over USB can't keep up with the power requirements in 7 Mode). Overclock to 1.2GHz? Expect 15-30 minute battery life maximum.

But it does support 3G and GSM on 850 and 1900... so there's your AT&T, fellas.