LiMo Foundation, the organization that supports open source software for mobile phones, has added two new members and nine new handsets, according to its blog.

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The Foundation said that Japan’s second-largest operator KDDI is now a member, joining the No. 1 and No. 3 largest operators in Japan, including NTT DoCoMo and Softbank. LiMo also said that Immersion has joined the organization, which develops haptic technologies that provide a jolt to a person’s fingertip to confirm that a person did indeed touch the screen. In addition, LiMo said that NEC and Panasonic Mobile Communications has developed nine phones for NTT DoCoMo (NYSE: DCM).

In all, there are now 42 compliant LiMo-based handsets and a dozen carrier members.