News · 2 Aug 2011 · MTW Editorial Team
It’s a well known fact that Japan is regularly shaken by earthquake that’s why mobile carriers have implemented an earthquake warning system that alerts there users when such an event happens. This functionality has apparently already been implemented in the Fujitsu IS12T firmware as seen in the picture above. Jut note that this isn’t a Windows Phone feature and that it’s available on other platforms/cellphone to o in Japan.
The RTM Mango build 7720 is also now up and running on the device as seen in the picture after the break:
The phone should be available to the public around October in Japan.
source: tumblr via nanapho ( 1 , 2) thanks for the heads up Ali
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