Blimey, here's a happy looking girl! Could it be that she's heard the news that online shopping giant Rakuten Inc. (who appear to be sponsoring her snazzy, if seasonally-unsuitable, uniform) has partnered up with carrier NTT DoCoMo to offer online cellphone and PC auctions in Japan? From Monday, DoCoMo subscribers will be able to bid for computers from the comfort of their own cellphones, while come November 20th there'll be cellphones themselves auctioned off.
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