(Xinhua via NewsEdge) OCN, the internet service provider operated by NTT Communications, inaugurated a MVNO service for high-speed mobile internet in Japan with eAccess.
According the news release provided by NTT Communications, the service, named OCN High-speed Mobile EM, is based on HSDPA protocol which allows subscribers to obtain broadband-quality internet access anywhere with maximum downlink speed of 7.2 Mbps and maximum uplink speed of 384 kbps.
OCN High-speed Mobile EM is offered at a flat-rate connection fee, allowing subscribers to enjoy music and videos, check e-mails or write blogs on a mobile internet connection without worrying about connection times and fees.
NTT Com will provide one-stop service, from registration and billing to customer support, for OCN High-speed Mobile EM. It will also rent data cards, which allow subscribers to save on installation costs.
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