NTT DoCoMo still has some nifty contraptions up its sleeves. Aside from the Panasonic P720iD, the Japanese company is bringing to the cellular world four more thingamajigs -- the D702iBCL and D702iF made by Mitsubishi, the SO902iWP by Sony Ericsson, and the SH702iS from Sharp. That's some lineup they've got!

Let's start off with the Mitsubishi contraptions. The D702iBCL (left pic) is the phone for people who are into the pure business-no pleasure mantra. Why is that? The phone, although very powerful with its QVGA screen resolution with 262,144 colours, MOAP UI running on Symbian 8.1, and FlashCast and iChannel support, does not have a camera.

On the other hand, the D702iF (see image below, middle thumbprint), is the ultimate phone for women and women-at-heart. Available in a range of pastel colors and a rounded shape that means it can be 'opened without damaging your fingernails' say when you just got a manicure. Plus it also has built-in cooking recipes and exercise routines that would fit the needs of the homemaker or the executive.

The Sony Ericsson creation, the SO902iWP (left thumbprint below), is fit for the outdoorsy and the clumsy ones because this phone is Water Proof and it can be immersed in up to one metre of water for 30 minutes. And last but not the least, the Sharp creation, the SH702iS (right thumbprint below), features a 2.4 inch QCGA screen (.4 inches bigger than the SH702iD) with a privacy button that reduce the angle of view to keep the screen from being seen by prying eyes.