docomo STYLE series F-10C is a 3rd generation mobile communication system (FOMA) terminal manufactured by Fujitsu for NTT Docomo. It is part of the docomo STYLE series.

History

February 23, 2011 – Passed TELEC certification. April 1, 2011 – Passed FCC certification. May 16, 2011 – Announced by NTT Docomo. June 4, 2011 – Sales began.

Specifications Although designated as part of the docomo STYLE series, the device features high-end hardware specifications including a 12.2-megapixel camera, IPX5/IPX8 water resistance, IP5X dust resistance, GPS, Bluetooth, and GSM support. It measures 11.8 mm in thickness, making it thinner than the contemporary F-11C.

The design incorporates a crystal-style back panel with illumination lights at two corners that glow during incoming calls and conversations. The sub-display can show customizable animations.

It includes a gyro sensor, an accelerometer, a temperature/humidity sensor, a geomagnetic digital compass, and a fingerprint sensor. It also features a built-in FM transmitter, 1seg TV reception capabilities, and physical security functions such as Secret Mode, microSD password protection, and Close Lock.

The main camera utilizes a 12.2-megapixel "Exmor for mobile" CMOS sensor combined with a "Milbeaut Mobile" image processing engine, supporting full HD (1920×1080) video recording and a Quick Shooting mode.

The device runs Symbian OS with OPP(S) and features the "Smart Browser" for accelerated web browsing.

It supports 50MB i-motion long-form video streaming, Content Packages, and software applications including the exercise counter, "Natsuki Takahashi Walking/Running App," and Tadashi Ezure Golf Swing Check app.

The messaging interface supports scheduled email transmission and automatic response rules alongside over 2,000 preset Deco-mail pictograms. The camera software incorporates an Art Camera mode (including miniature, vivid, monochrome, sepia, and fisheye effects), HDR synthesis, Search-Me Focus, background defocus mode, Best Shot Select, and beauty mode features.

See also

F-04C F-09C F-11C

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