October 01, 2004, 10:09 AM — When it comes to cell phones, Japanese consumers are all over the wireless Internet. By August, more than 71 million Japanese cell phone users -- or 86 percent of all Japanese subscribers -- had wireless Internet service on their phones, according to the Telecommunications Carriers Association. That
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