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Sha-Mail

Sha-Mail (写メール, Sha Mēru) was a 2G mailing and picture messaging service launched by J-Phone (now Softbank) in 2000 that allowed users to take a photo with their mobile phone and send it to another user on the service as an email attachment. A related service introduced in 2002, Video Sha-Mail, let users record and send videos as well. Sha-Mail was…

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Sha-Mail

Nodes22
Edges21
Triples17
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.090909
Components1

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Sha-Mail → CCD, Gee, Hakone, He, Here, J-Phone, J-SH04, Japan's, KDDI, Keiji Takao, Mazda, November, NTT Docomo, Sharp Corporation, Takao, The J-SH04

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service j-phone users send phone email launched 2002 company photo launch camera sha 3g vodafone 2g takao competitors picture now

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a magazine calledinstance ofSha-Mail's popularity also spawned tie-ins0.80text
Sha-Mailrelated to historyKeiji Takao0.60section
Sha-Mailrelated to historyMazda0.60section
Sha-Mailrelated to historyTakao0.60section
Sha-Mailrelated to historyHakone0.60section
Sha-Mailrelated to historyHe0.60section
Sha-Mailrelated to historyHere0.60section
Sha-Mailrelated to historyGee0.60section
Sha-Mailrelated to historyJ-Phone0.60section
Sha-Mailrelated to historyKDDI0.60section
Sha-Mailrelated to historyNTT Docomo0.60section
Sha-Mailrelated to historyNovember0.60section

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