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Introduction

Casio only released two feature phone models for SoftBank: the 830CA and 930CA.
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SoftBank Phones by Motorola





Introduction

Motorola only released a few phones for SoftBank. These devices are compatible with tools used to extract data from other Motorola phones released internationally.
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Softbank Phones by NEC





Introduction

Softbank NEC phones fall into two categories. The later, higher end devices are very similar to Docomo NEC phones, and are compatible with the same tools. These phones run on a customized form of Linux, and they use M2 CPUs.</description>
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SoftBank Phones by Nokia





Introduction

The Nokia phones released for SoftBank are essentially the same as their international counterparts (some even have the original name labelled on them!)
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Softbank Phones by Panasonic



Introduction

Softbank Panasonic phones fall into two categories. The later, higher end devices are very similar to Docomo Panasonic phones, and are compatible with the same tools. These phones run on a customized form of Linux, and they use the UniPhier set of CPUs.</description>
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Softbank Phones by Samsung





Introduction

Early SoftBank Samsung phones are similar to their international counterparts. Unlike most SoftBank phones, some of these phones use Samsung&#039;s proprietary plug rather than a FOMA plug. This will be noted in the table below. Additionally, some Samsung models are incapable of running applications.</description>
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Vodafone Phones by Sanyo





Introduction

Little has been done to examine the Sanyo phones released by Vodafone (later SoftBank). However, it is likely that at least some of these phones are dumpable through JTAG since they use the same CPU and operating system as their counterparts by other providers, according to Wikipedia.jp</description>
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Softbank Phones by Sharp





Introduction

Softbank Sharp phones are actually quite different from their Docomo Sharp counterparts. While they share the same FOMA port as the Docomo Sharp phones, they have a different CPU with a different bootloader. Currently, we have no means of extracting data from these phones outside of direct memory chip dumping. However, that could change if someone is able to discover an exploit in the bootloader.</description>
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        <description>Vodafone Phones by Sony Ericsson





Introduction

Sony Ericsson only released one phone for Vodafone/SoftBank before the smartphone era. This phone, the 802SE, was also sold outside of Japan as the V800 or Z800.
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Vodafone/Softbank Phones by Toshiba





Introduction

Vodafone
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