Kyocera Cell Phones

Kyocera Corporation is a Japanese company based in Kyoto, Japan. The company was founded as Kyoto Ceramic Co., Ltd. in 1959 by Kazuo Inamori. In the month of April 1959, the Kyoto Ceramic Co., Ltd started with the capital of 3 million yen and 28 staff members. The company is specialized for manufacturing the ceramics and printing-related devices. In the month of October 2005, the Kyocera acquires the OHSAS18001 certification, an international standard for Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems.

In the year 2001, Kyocera Group sales for the year ending March 31, 2001 break the 1 trillion yen threshold. In January 2000, Kyocera acquired photocopier manufacturer Mita Industrial. After this achievement they started the mobile phone manufacturing operations of San Diego, California-based Qualcomm form Kyocera Wireless. The Kyocera produces various types of products such as Solar cells, Laser Printers, Cell Phones, Digital Cameras and Film Cameras. It also introduced a portable LCD screen computer in 1985.

The main aim of the company is to provide opportunities for the material and intellectual growth of all their employees. The company is working one principal which is "doing what is right as a human being" by this principal the company is making business decisions. Kyocera Group strongly believes on creating products and services useful to people in every field. At the same time, the company aims to contribute to the economic and cultural development of society through their cultural activities.

Newest Kyocera Cell Phones:

Kyocera Strobe
Kyocera Angel
Kyocera Prism
Kyocera Topaz
Kyocera Oystr
Kyocera KE413
Kyocera K352
Kyocera K342

The Kyocera producing Cell Phones with CDMA, GSM technologies, where most of the cell phones are based on the CDMA technology. Kyocera Strobe K612b is a phone with Bluetooth, hidden QWERTY keypad, dual color display and a VGA camera with flash and Kyocera Oyster is a stylish clamshell phone with vivid color internal display, superphonic ringtones and enhanced messaging.

In the month of March 1972, the Kyocera received 18th Okochi Memorial, Grand Production Prize for developing the multi-layered ceramic packages for large-scale integrated circuits. In 1968, Kyocera company received first Medium and Small Business Research Institute Award. In the year 1974, it received 16th Commendation by Japan's Director-General of the Science and Technology Agency for developing ceramic lamination technology for electronic circuits. For 2005, Kyocera copiers and printers have received J.D. Power and Associates highest ranking in their latest customer satisfaction survey.