For someone who has ever spent a good few Sunday afternoons trying to teach their foggy grans how to make a call through their cellphones, the Raku Raku Phone V should come as a much needed relief. Created by NTT DoCoMo, in cooperation with Fujitsu, the phone features a 2.8-inch widescreen main display, 2 megapixel camera and built-in GPS capabilities along with WCDMA networks, microSDHC cards, speech recognition and health tracking features via a built-in pedometer. And the best thing is it hits store starting August 1st of this year onwards, so you can actually plan to do other things than cellphone tutorials on weekends!
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