FOMA™F705i

The FOMA™ F705i is a 3G Symbian smartphone manufactured by Fujitsu for NTT DoCoMo’s FOMA network in Japan. The F705i is a thin waterproof handset.

Main features of the F705i

Slim handset with waterproof function perfect for use in the bath or kitchen

Slim body for a waterproof handset at 13.8mm, which features waterproof IPX-5 and IPX-7
Featuring a compact connector by combining charging and head-set terminals for minimized water invasion

Advanced ‘Sign’ function to notify time and incoming calls for further entertainment and convenience

37 white LEDs laid out consecutively to enhance graphic and informative expressions
Preinstalled with 60 different patterns of screen layouts for opening and closing the handset
Equipped with an application for ‘Pattern Creator’ to freely design light patterns
Featuring ‘Illumination’ device to provide 50 color choices from the palette

Enhanced sound quality and numerous security functions

‘Super Hakkiri Voice’ to automatically adjust the volume level according to the noise in the background and the volume of the speaker talking on the other end
Built-in ‘Hakkiri Microphone’ to automatically raise the volume level of the speaker talking in a small voice so the person speaking on the other end can hear well
Built-in ‘Privacy Mode’ device to easily un-display information of a specific person or a group of people
Worry-free security functions such as ‘Opening and Closing Lock’, ‘IC Card Lock’, and ‘Password Manager’

FOMA™ F705i Availability

Japan

FOMA™ F705i Specifications

Symbian OS Version:	v8.1
Width:	49mm
Length:	106mm
Weight:	111g
Display:	approx 2.7” (240 X 432 dots); Full wide VGA TFT LCD;
Color Depth:	262,144 colors
Number of Cameras:	2
Camera Pixels:	Outer: CMOS camera Effective resolution: 1,300,000 pixels Recorded resolution: 1,200,000 pixels Inner: N/A
Video calling:	Approx 100 minutes
External memory:	microSD™ memory card (optional)

FOMA is a trademark or registered trademark of NTT DoCoMo, Inc. in Japan and other countries.
NTT DoCoMo's FOMA service is only available to subscribers in Japan.
microSD is a trademark of the SD Association.